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Conciis Key West Shut Out For Second Straight Day The Key West Cor their second straight « West Palm Beach when Fritz Luciano out with eighth until the eigth { Conch runner base. Gaspar De!Monte mound chores with Venn bet Monte gave up West Palm Jead in the first in lied another in the si. Their final run came eighth. @iami Beach, in could do no better vana’s Cubans, 11 before the curfew law tilities. q St. Petersburg raked Dale Matthewson fo: cluding home runs and Roger McKee. A three singles put Tar briefly in the fifth but retaliated with three in t half of the inning more in the sixth thewson’s fifth defeat against 13 victories Andrea _ Fleitas Mike Guerra for the eighth to tic after Jesse Levan’s driven in George Wheme) fourth, HERE COMES THE BUNNY (Continued from Paxe ¢ and go away from Ke \ j cause of lack of entert Here Comes The Bunny : Father Armfield to it Aronovitz on all his p ti jovial mood he was “Here comes goes your money He said “I feel that this is not just an ec some groups say. It when people look on lar sign. I hold that will take money o Friedland, a mil ing into business health. And make here w Beach where West.” Father Armfic ployment would days of he s« hat ( loafers and drift to work for tho they should follow ‘ Stock Island aft » but doctors called their money y 1 recheck. The rea where not here t disclosed Bars To Prosser rs said the next Yes- the ba to Casares’ draft board Ress from the et the date for his agree said rhose brate in the y will have to in the bars As far ness, Father motels are so the people away | ad lasts only in t! CG - And why rer Key West i round of when = there Tournament tracks in N d str lead I agree there total tourist attract r In sec zcquire Rest Berry basketball co: The ma track, he Rot admit bd re second shan in 14 PY Havar said . la. Sports Star nected To Be xlucted In Army K ® — Rick Ca- e of Florida foot- ketball passed physical exami- NVILLE mnaire \VILLE star, ¢ induction ee nay sifiney Gritz, in charge of es induction statior former Hills- athlete, was found fot military service. been examined sever ures, expected to take quarterb*®k re- od Sullivan on the > Has Nine season f{ - Scotty s 36-hole s ed doilars of worki ace track, dollars © on food and their cation Local Dollar and entire 1) TMs not dollar the track Jocal de he d be E a nity a ch and oth Roge! xd set ta immo t The mere is legal Certain prostitutio souls is ev | the ‘@® sport and can be en | Miami 3-11 Lakeland 2-0 Citizen Staft Photo DR. RALPH HERZ is pictured above with a Stingray weighing of 75 pounds that he caught from The Casa Marina Wednesday evening. An advocate of light tackle, Dr. ht the ray on a lightweight glass rod and 36 pound equired an hour and a half and the aid of three to bring the giant ashore. Bench Views By JACK K. BURKE During my _ brief vacation through the state, I was privileged to chat with several of Florida’s | outstanding sports writers on ques- tions and situations tnat face them in their towns’ like it does here in Key West, There is not anything wrong in the sports picture, but at the pre- sent time too many other things dis- | tract the customers away from | the gate. The answer is a hard one to come up wn because the situa- tion is one that will have to work itself out. The writers all agreed that when Key West obtained the franchise from Fort Lauderdale, it was a blessing for the league as well as the city. Some were of the opinion that the franchise should have been taken away from Miami Beach in stead of Fort Lauderdale because attendance at the Beach games has been far below normal But the Beach has enough finan ial assistance behind it to sustain a loss such as this were as Fort Lauderdale didn't In time with the coming games there will be a greater improve. ment in the Key West Conchs be cause of the added strength being brought in by the club owners The Conchs may not finish in the first division this season, but you can bet*your bottom dollar that they will be one gf the contenders come the next one. Speaking of betting, since some other people haye voiced their views and opinmiofis on the dog rac ing situation, the Bench might as well give’ his To me, dog racing Is just anth yed by in my numer yut many without betting 1 many years have watched us dog and horse ich as betting a p hard to believe but th T © ne same, but that is estion, M es m consideration wh y they are for it estions weighed equ have read, it | Traces with pec ¢| St. Petersburg 7 m| Philadelphia at New York (night) | Washington at Boston (night) BASEBALL THURSDAY'S RESULTS By The Associated Press National League ‘New York 3 Brooklyn 0 ONLY GAME American League Detroit 6 St. Louis 0 ONLY GAME Florida International League West Palm Beach 4 Key West 0 Tampa 4 | Havana 1 Miami Beach 1 (14 in- | mnings tie, curfew) | Florida St League Orlando 3 Jacksonville Beach 0 Daytona Beach 9 Leesburg 3 Palatka 8 Sanford 2 |DeLand 5 Cocoa 3 Today's Games By The Associated Press American League Cleveland at Chicago (night) | Detroit at St. Louis (night) National ! -ague | Boston at Brooklyn (night) |New York at Philadelphia (night) | St. Louis at Pittsburgh (night) Chicago at Cincinnati (night) Florida International Le: Miami at Lakeland St. Petersburg at Tampa Havana at Miami Beach Key West at West Palm Beach Florida State League Orlando at Daytona Beach Jacksonville Beach at Palatka Cocoa at Leesburg DeLand at Sanford Oliver Leads Inverness Golf ‘Tournament TOLEDO, O. ‘® — The tempera jture and the scores were due to be lower today as a dozen of the jeountry’s top professionals romped | into the second round of the $18,000 | Golf Tour- \ inverness invitation | Adams, FAWTUlant Edged Out MAJOR Islanders 5-4 LEAGUE FAWTULant edged out the Is- LEADERS |landers 5 to 4 to maintain a strong |hold to the lead in the Island City | Baseball league at Wicker’s Sta “Lefty” Pedro Ro- driguez and southpaw Devane en- gazed in a tight pitcher’s duel in which the Navy flyer bested the Islander by virtue of the poor sup- port given by his team mates. Devane allowed only six hits to Rodriguez’ 9 but the Boca Chica’s hurler 8 free passes made up the difference. Ennis infield hit to third and Schwartz’ line single to right cou nled by a pair stolen bases and john Cruz’ wild throw to first base gave the FAWTU its first two tall- es in the second inning. The navy lads put over another marker in the bottom of the third inning on Studer’s blasting triple to the ight center field wall, 360 feet from home plate, and scored when Acevedo’s peg to Catala went wild. The Islanders went scoreless through the fourth inning and in the top of the fifth they put the first man over the platter as In- zraham drew a base on balls, stole second and scored on Cata a’s freak hit to rightfield. The spectators biggest thrill in the ball game came in the top of the ninth frame when Husky Clay- Sterling walked to the plate ing his favorite stick with Acevedo on base and score board reading 5 to 3 in favor of the navy boys. A homer would tie the score, shouted the fans as Devanes next pitch sailed far into deep center- field for a one run double. He died there to end the game as Ingraham flew out to right field. The contest was played under a protest by the Islanders as coach Tom Smith questioned Bohm’s decision on Ro- 12-2, : Sain, New York, 7-2, bert Lastres rule out in the fifth 778; Raschi, New York, and Mar- inning. The argument came when rero, Washington, 6-2 .750; Paige, Caswell let Lastre’s swinging third St. Louis, and Shea, Washington, > get away from him with 5-2, 714. j first base occupied by Rodriguez. ISLANDERS SOME AREAS OF By The Associated Press National League Batting — Musial, St. Louis, and Robinson, Brooklyn, .338; Baum- holtz, Chicago, .321; Atwell, Chi cago, .319; Lockman, New York, 313. Runs batted in — Sauer, Chicago, |60; Thomson, New York, 58; Cam- Panella, Brooklyn, 51; Hodges, Brooklyn, 47; Snider, Brooklyn, 46 Hits — Musial, St. Louis, 82; Cincinnati, 78; Lockman, New York, 76; Sauer, Chicago, and Schoendienst, St. Louis, 75 Home runs — Sauer, Chicago, 19; Hodges, Brooklyn, and Thom- son, New York, 14; Gordon and Mathews, Boston, Westrum, New York, and Kiner, Pittsburgh, J2 Pitching — Roe Brooklyn, 1.000; Hearn, New York, 8 Erskine, Brooklyn, 7-1, .875 - lie, New York, 10-2 .833; Brazle St. Louis, 5-1, .833. American League Batting Rosen, 333; Kell, Boston, .323; F Philadelphia, 324; DiMaggio, Be ton, .322; Goodman, Boston, . Runs = —Avila, Cleveland, 4 DiMaggio, Boston, 42; Rosen, Cleveland, 41; Minoso, Chicago, and Joost, Philadelphia, 39. Runs batted in — Rosen, Cleve- land, 47; Doby, Cleveland, and Dropo, Detroit, 41; Wertz, Detroit, 39; Robinson, Chicago and Berra, New York, 38. Hits — Fox, Chicago, and Simp- son, Cleveland, 79; Kell, Boston and Rosen, Cleveland, 78; Robin son, Chicago, 77. Home runs — Berra, New York, and Wertz, Detroit, 14; Rosen, Cleveland, and Dropo, Detroit, 13; Doby, Cleveland, 11. Pitching — Shantz, dium last night Cleveland, o swin Philadelphia umpire nament | The thermometer hit 100 in Thursday's first round and the {scores were high, despite the carding of 34 birdies and a hole in one. Ed (Porky) Oliver, Lemont, IIL, runnerup the recent National Open, paired with Doug Ford, Har- rison, N.Y, snatch the first- round lead with a plus-3 score The two stars ripped seven strokes off par with a 30-35--64 performance to hand a 3-down de feat to Jimmy DeMaret and Jack Burke In the other matches, Sam Snead and Jim Ferrier finished 1 up over Clayton Heafner and Marty Gur and Byron Nelson and Skee Riegel had the margin over Lloyd Mangr Cary Middle coff Riegel too, in to gol same im making his first appear ver Mangrum Middl i S whed star of tre t Se F Riegel coff vs Heafner Fur Florida Open Entries H “AVY lrisburg and 98 AB R (Continued From Page One) in Philadelphia Pennsylvania’s hottest spot Reading with a top of 102 Relief from the hot and muggy weather appeared in prospect for New York City and nearby com munities after Thursday's record. , breaking June mark of 97 m the Re driguez, p metropolis. It was a steaming 88 above at 1 o'clock this morning with humidity at 60 per cent. But a few hours later, the Weather Bu reau forecast less humid weather with afternoon temperatures in the | 5 80s and continued pl ant weatt er Saturday New Jersey reported 10 deaths from the effects of the heat in the last two days. It was 102 in Ney ark Thursday. There were s deaths each in Ohio a sylvania; four each in N and Massachusetts; three Maryland and Tennessee a and one each A 1 South was FAWTULANT AB R H y 1 4 4 ) th ) each lowa area een treated f n the last two Miami repetted a h 3 pe heat | But r une 26 vere ge vas a 1 98 in 1 PLANES nued From Page One ALLIED Con! Te Local Police Studying Hard Bow To West Palm Beach Thursday Friday, sune 27, 1952 TH « Leads 1en’s Golf Press Box By OSCAR MILIAN The first base Wicker’s Field Stad to be a noisy one night when the Hav tangle with the Key atty The entire section will be par with enthusiastic icion Bala ‘EL BARRIO f LOS \ ia LLOS” and the Cuban € this will only be a pre what is going to happe on July 4th when t the Sun Sox for the their inc eption Open G » the sec from 69 € to te ove Suggs. rt Louise didn’t knc solf playe o had a s 69 of the Ladic sociation, was officer durin statione: area and one She found the five passengers in each As: ney to the Magic Cit game. The group will by ‘‘Perucho” hez “Mr. Grass” Ferrer a Besides yelling and their tonsils sirens, cowbells in evidence. Perucho have negotiated for the « Latin American nish hot Cuban and sic to add color evening. There tambor and trumpet these boys turn loose ban rhytmn there what the outcome trole la cabeza Cuban the Cuban radio announ el Rubin would s' witness the conte was their Thursday i of 45 expected he short 5,460 found that size The pre y. This plus ture skyrock ented pros as Sarasota, Fla, Some of the ama tie high as 93 the defending Austin, Tex., the money winner, h Ame etimes. will isota, Fla., wa r ninth with a Ponte Vedra, Fla Perucho and pair of the more "| Conch supporters have number of signs to b« Friday's motorcade I read: ‘Moanin’ Over “Sunset For The Sun Si Calvacade” etc. And tt a big oil cloth painting 5 , giant Conch shell and er crawling from it signia for the team. 1 < ing the motorcade this emblem Raises State School nas D. Baile chool teachers raises next belief in a tz t a conference yea roblem of schoo! worse in mo: 40.000 children 1 of schooling taught The boys at the Cut serve a lot of credit go for something the a big way and cost The fans from tha town are true having followed the time from generat in sul lovers tion. Club President | forcasts a record br at the three Saturday night ee we na Cubans t Conchs. The Conch tory win over the the ice for the loca first base section h served for the t and all indic will not even Door Swelled NEW YORK Abbate, an Assoc type operator would be late for ing He said he ¢ of his apartn asor he door to sv adjusts to tly the weather you want with the TEE Waatht-Dial ? exclusive on the the automatic u get in theatre air EPAIRED Radio oliance BONELL