The Key West Citizen Newspaper, March 13, 1953, Page 6

\ yee ide i me wa Conch Baseballers Whip Beach Here Thursday | The Key West High School Baseball team captured a7 9-2 victory over the Miami Beach High School nine on the | Page 6 Wickers Field diamond last night. The issue was never in| doubt when the locals scored enough runs in the opening frame to put the game on ice. Wildness on the part of the Beach to him, gave the Conchs a boost and they never lagged after. They came back to score another three runs in the second frame and wound up their scoring in the third with a sin-| gle tally. Wallnan was yanked with the| bases loaded in the first frame and reliefer Les Coiodony deliver- ed a wild pitch as his first offer- ing to advance all of the run- ners. But Colodony settled down after that and struck out tow of the next three batters to face him. Three free passes issued by Conch hurler Don Cruz and a line single by George Carrol gave the visitors their first run in the, second inning and they came back in the third to add their final score in the same manner. The Conchs were sparked by the fielding of Dick Salgado with} a double play in the final frame. With runners on first and second, he scooped George Carrol’s hard grounder just inside the third base line, tagged his base and heaved the pellet to first base to complete the finest play of the night. the left center wall brought the fans to their feet in the second| inning. Don Cruz and Lastres shared the hitting honors for the Conchs when Cruz, with a pair of singles and a run~batted in and Lastres double figured greatly in the win. Jerry Pita, who relieved Cruz in the sixth hurled good ball for the Conchs. The same two clubs will go back at it tonight at Wcikers Field with the action slated to get underway at 8:15 p. m. Coach Paul Davis is expected to start Bob. Lastres on the mound in search of his second win of the infant campaign. The box score: MIAMI BEACH (2) Player— AB RH PO A Turner, 1f ——_. 1 0°0 0 0 George Lastres’ “Yong double off | Y Balsom, ss 2 Lee, 3b _.. Walinan, p-rf Weiss, c ._.. Codomo, cf Bertman, rf Colodny, p __ |Brooks, 3b . Carroll, 2b __ Co HO Ne te SoneoooHo HogoHonHo omoowanos Totals— KEY WEST (7) Player— AB RH PO | Gates, cf aan R. Lastres, Ib — Salgado, 3b < Rodriguez, rf Henriquez, c. - }Cruz, p Solomon, 2b G. Lastres, If - Catala, ss Pita, p WNRWWHWNwo ot OK oOoNNe CHK onoMmHHoe Mon HoOoOHOOD> | Totals— 23 7 621 4 Score by inings— Ttls. Miami .~ 011 000 0— 2) ; Key West - _ 331 000 x— 7) SUMMARY — Errors: Weiss, | Brooks, Gates; runs batted in: tres, Codomo; two-base hits: en bases: Cruz, Catala; double j left on bases: Miami 12, Key West 5; bases on balls: off Wallnan 4, Pita 2; strikeouts: .Colodny 6, Cruz 6, Pita 2; hits: off Wallonon 0 for 3 runs in 0 innings, off | Colodny 6 for 4 runs in 6, in-| nings, off Cruz 3 for 2 runs in 5 innings, off Pita 1 for 0 runs in 2 inings; wild pitches: Pita, Colodny; winning pitcher: Cruz; losing pitcher: Wallnan; umpires: Gugliemo and Rodriguez; time: 5 Year Guarantee @ AVAMABLE covering both parte and mechan. labor on sealed im ' starting hurler, | Ted Walinan, who walkeda the first four batters face! | Rodriguez, Cruz, Balsom, R. Las-} G.} Lastres, R. Lastres, Salgado; stol- | play: Salgado and R. Lastres:| off Cruz 10, off Colodny 3, off| RACE 1 — 5-16 1—Blue Sails 2.—Kitehen Maid 3.—Foolish Jill 4.—Carbondale 5.—Blue Tinsel 6.—Staver 7.—Focus 8.—Herb’s Pride RACE 2 — 5.16 1—Slim McVey 2.—Joe Dale 3.—Also 4.—Lucky Teter 5.—Shattering 6.—Globe Trotter 7.—Accidental 8.—Wynelle RACE 3 — 5-16 1.—Gail Fax 2.—Often In 3.—Mountain Dark * 4.—Southern Gent 5.—Islander 6.—Lucky Par 7.—Andy Fowler 8.—Winged RACE 4 — 5-16 1.—Bombast, 2.—In Person t 3.—Modern Age | 4.—Aska Kay H 5.—Navelyn 6.—Blew By | 7.—Ramadan 8.—Shining Sue RACE 5 — 5-16 1.—Fancy Times 2.—Joe McLaughlin 3.—Daisy Mohawk 4.—Iva Leone H 5.—My Charlotte i 6.—Freshman 7.—Jack Kochman 8.—Ascot RACE 6 — 5-16 1.—Hill Queen | 2.—Doctor Budd 3.—Thought 50—Legal Notices (CONTINUED) TO CREDITO! Sees. 119, 120) URT OF THE COUNTY MONROE COUNTY, PROBATE. ITORS AND PER- “LAIMS OR DE. iT SAID ES- You and each of you are hereby notified and required to present any claims and demands which you, or either of you, may have against the estate of HARRY C. WHITE, deceased, late of said County, to the County Judge of Monroe Coun- ty. Florida, at his office in the court house of said County at Key West, Florida, within eight calen- dar months from the time of the first’ publication of this _ notice. Each claim or demand shall be writing, and shall state the place of residence and post office a dress of the claimant, and shall be sworn to by the claimant, his agent, or his attorney, and any such claim or demand not so filed shall be void MERALINE WHITE As executor of the Last Will and Testament of HARRY C. WHITE, deceased. apr3,1953 RCUIT COURT OF THE H JUDICIAL CIRCUIT TATE OF FLORIDA, ¥OR MONROE COUNTY, NCERY ‘ase No | HORACE GLEN R, | mplainant, DIVORCE | vs. ANNE LOUISE WALKER, D Quinn, Street, ia, Y NOTIFIED roe has been filed and you are ree y of your An- I of Complaint for smplainant’s ate original An- e of the Clerk of rt, on or before the A.D. 1953, in the otherwise the ntained will ED at Key Florida, this > 1953 ADAMS. treat 3-20-37 apr3.1988) THE KEY WEST CITIZEN Court, | Tonight's Entries (POST POSITIONS) 4.—Erosion 5.—Bushy 6.—Coursing News 7—Mack Truck 8.—Chicle RACE 7 — 5-16 1.—Vandal 2.—Summer Gal 3.—Bar-K 4.—Snappy Dixie 5.—Slick Miss 6.—Bill Piper 7.—Tippy’s Cash 8.—Hush Sane RACE 8 — 5-16 1—All Time 2.—Betrayer 3.—Pasha’s Lady 4.—Beach Tramp 5.—Bee's Trouble 6.—Up Trail 7.—Silver-N-Gold 8.—Broward Bred RACE 9 — 5-16 1—Run Mike Run 2.~Metropolis 3.—Big Pay Off 4—Jack Riboud 5.—Last Summer 6.—liasol 7—Good and Glad 8.—Exciting RACE 10 — 5-16 1—Pete’s Ghost 2.——Showmenow 3.—Sensation Lass RACE Th — a4 1.—Mim hae ad 3.—Lustra Gal of April, A.D. 1958, at 8:00 P.M. in the Monroe County Court House, Key West, Florida, the Board of County Commissioners will open sealed bids for the following road work: Sarge CRD- oa fonron Florida, ~ Bidders may obtain detailea| ed spesttioations and all other neces- sary bid ation Fridey, Merch 13, 1953 Foot Hill Cops Win Thursday Strong Finish Edges Melody Sis In Kennel Club Feature Race A tremendous stretch drive on the part of Cliff Waller’s Foot Hill gave him a win last night in the Key ‘West Ambassador Stakes at the Key West Kennel Club. His effort gave him the win! when he overcame a bid by Melody Sis who had held the lead from the quarter) pole and looked like a sure winner. The victory gave, him the Key Ambassador, purse and a handsome tro-| phy presented to Waller by Archer Hunt, manager of the plush Roosevelt Bou- levard establishment. The winner paid a hefty 25.60 a whopping 28.20 for running third. Three Quinielas paid $100 or better last night at the track, by the third race which 218.00 when Highland Hawk and Little Secret came in win- ners. The seventh race paid a Quiniela of 145.00 and the ninth, 100.00. % The Daily Double last night, Whatta Bug and Daisy’s Silver returned 63.80. Mrs. H. E. Russell’s Exciting is the favorite tonight in. the fea- ture race ag the action at the track moves into its 36th night of racing. This puppy has finish- ed in the money in five of eight starts but she will have her work cut out for her when she goes up against such competitors as Big Payolf and Good and Glad. Big bog) in Lg who finish- a hot second last turn out could come in with a win. Other. entries include, Run Mike Run, Metropolis, Jack Riboud, et/Last Summer and Ilasol, iene Board or County: sioners, Monroe County, mayi3-20,1953 NOTICE OF INTENTION TO PLY FOR PASSAGE A vocal OR SPECIAL Notice is equ civen ‘thas. pur- suant to ¢! of Section 21 of Artic! of tl Constitution of the State of ‘plorida, as ded at the general electi i picawe will be mi » je by thi * lersigned to the are of th Leg! siature of the Post time tonight is 8:15 p.m. Hoboes To Tackle Miami Giants Sun. The Miami Giants, who are ap.| loaded with Negro Major League talent will come to Key West on yng for a three game set with the Florida Hoboes on Sunday, Monmfay and Tuesday nights at the Wickers Field Stadium. All of Tonight will be the last of three {nights for tryouts to organize the jLittle Baseball league, and while lit has been nece: y for play- ers to attend at lest two of the three sessions to be eligible to) Play this season, candidates with | Tonight Is Final Chance For Little Baseball Loop Trials |by the entry of the Shriners and the Evans Clubs. All Little League games will be | slated in the evening at the Baye {Thur Park on Monday, Tuesdays, Thursday and Fridays with bs lleagues playing one ga ed to be known as The Key West each of these scheduled sights. American Little Saseball League | and the Key West National Little the Key West Little Baseball Baseball League with four teams | leagues: in each loop. The number of teams from last | The following teams comprise American: Elks, Shrin- ers, Kiwanis and Jaycees. National: Lions, Rotary, V. F, season was Some to eight W, and Evans, an acceptable excuse for not re- porting earlier will be accepted | tonight. | During tke tryout, each boy will |be given an opportunity to bat and field in the position of his | choice in competition with boys jhaving the same league age. These tryouts will be conducted ‘in the presence cf all managers {who will observe the ability of each boy and choose, under the | player selection system, enough boys to bring the number of his team roster to the required amount of 15. No team will have on its roster more than five play jers whose league age is 12 and| not less than five players whose league age is 10 or younger Any boy who will not attain the age of 13 years before August Ist | of this year is eligible to com. pete in Little League baseball. | This means that a boy will be 13 years old on August Ist or} later is eligible for either local) league play or tournament play! at any time within the calendar year. Each candidate must present} his birth certificate to the play-/| er agent at Bayview Park at the} time of their tryout or prior to Monday, March 16, 1953, | Here is what the parent must do if he or she is interested inj having their boy become eligible | for the Little League. First, be | sure to bring him to Bayview! Park tonight, and bring his birth certificate with him. Later, you will be required to execute a form assuming all risks and/ hazards incidental to the conduct of the activities and transporta- tion to and from the activities of the Little League. | The boys will be provided with | all playing equipment, except gloves and playing shoe’. These items will be provided by the! parents and are cptional The Key West Little Baseball | League was abolished and in its place two new leagues were seer this wekents beast strength for counters. Bill Cheeseman will start for the locals with Roberts or Mace re- ceiving. the tosses. vs A special bus will leave the cor- of Thomas and Petronia | | Streets for colored fans at 7:00, the tilts will get underway at 8:15] 7:30 ad 8:00 p. m. for the games State of Florida at the regular ses- | P- ™. Legiala: sion of said Fe to be held during the year 1 for the pas- os @ local or spectal bill en- An Act fixing the compensation of the J the Criminal Court of of such conflict; And pi when this Act shall take Be fect. Dated at Key West, Ploriéa, this lath Gay of March, A.D. 1963. THOMAS 8. mari3,1953 The Giants boast of star per- formers from the Negro National and American leagues and have been the top club in the Florida Negro League during its existence. Dave “Skinny” Barnhill, is slated to hurl for the visitors. Barnhill is scheduled to see plenty of action this season in the Flor- ida International loop. 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