The Key West Citizen Newspaper, April 4, 1953, Page 10

With One Hitter * * * x*wre* x ee Lastres Hurls Conchs To Win zk kt * kere Oe os x * *& * Mort Will Seek Third Straight Kenne xk kk SR Ok Redlands Falls, 10 To 0, In First Of Two-Game Series By OSCAR MILIAN The Key West High School baseball squad racked up an impressive 10-0 victory last night over the Redlands nine at the Wickers Field Stadium behind the classy one-hit twirling of George Lastres. While the Conch bats- men were biasting out nine safeties, Lastres held the visitors hitless through the seventh inning when, with one out, centerfielder Ron Tyre singled. The Conchs jumped into the lead in the first frame with a single tally and were never in trouble thereafter. Dick Salgado started it off when he drew a pass in the first frame. Don Cruz’ smashing. dou- ble pushed him to third base and he crossed the platter moments later on a wild pitch. In the second frame, the Conchs added two more ,counters when leftfielder Engel let Bob Lastres’ fiyball get away from him with Julio Henriquez and Harold So- lomon occupying sécond 4nd third bases. Both runners romped home. Key West’s only earned runs came in the top of the sixth in-' ning as Bob Lastres blasted a double to left field to open the in- ning. Salgado lined a two bagger to left center, Don Cruz singled to center and Hal Solomon finish- ed off with a bingle to right field good or one base. Only time Redlands got any- thing near a rally underway was in the bottom of the seventh when Tyre spoiled Lastres’ per- fect game by beating out a slow grounder to third base. Dick Sal- gado then misjudged Allen Under- Page 10 THE KEY WEST CITIZEN GREYHOUND RACING tm 8:15 P.M. Daily Double Closes 8: 10 QUINIELA EVERY RACE "Free Parking _ TRANSPORTATION BUSSES TO TRACK Leave In Front of Strand Theatre ADMISSION: 25c PROS te AES ee Saturday, April 4, 1953 NO MINORS KEY WEST KENNEL CLUB wood’s high fly to right field and Tyre stopped at third base. But, with one out, Lastres tight- ened up and turned on the steam to fan Bob Bonhan and pinch hitter Bob Somer to end the game. Lastres fanned 13 the evening. bd Only one Redland batter reach- ed third base with only two get- ting as far as second. Don Cruz, with his big bat, paced the lo- cals at the plate with a scream- ing double and a single while Dick Salgado, Bob Lastres and Gibby Gates were big factors in the win. Bob Bunkett was the outstand- ing defensive player for the visit- ors. Tonight the same two clubs will go back at it in their second and final meeting at Wickers Field. Coach Paul Davis is expected to toss Don Cruz up against the visitors with Jerry Pita and Gib- by Gates in reserve. Cruz*has a 1-0 record to date having tossed a masterful four hitter against the tough Miami Beach club. He struck out seven men in that effort. Game time tonight is 8:00 p.m. The Summary: REDLAND (0) Player— ABR Burkett, rf —.__.. 3 Spencer, ss ___. 3 Kogler, ¢ —— Tyre, cf z Underwood, p Bonhan, 2b Turner, 3b — Engel, lf — Mosley, 1b Somer, ib —__. batters for Pe ° eceocooecoofocose eoocoomooot WISCOKWOOSNRHKN ° Totals— Player— AB R.. Lastres, 1b Salgado, rf - Cruz, 3b - Rodriguez, If G. Lastres, p - Gates, cf Henriquez, c _ Catala, ss ie Solomon, 2b _.. MOm Mm mee Totals— Score by innings: i Redland . 000 000 0— 0 Key West .. 123 022. x—10 SUMMARY — Errors: Spencer 3, Kugler, Underwood, Engel, Mosley, ado, G. Lastres, Cat- fla; runs batted in: Gates, Sal- gado, Cruz; two-base hits: Cruz, Lasrtes, Salgado; stolen bases: Tyre, R, Lastres, Gates; double plays: Burkett and Spencer; left on bases: Redland 4, Key West 4; bases on balls: Underwood 4, Lastres 1; strike-outs: Underwod 2, Lastres. 13; wild pitches: Un- derwood 2; balk: Underwood; winning pitcher: Lastres; losing pitcher: Underwood; umpires: Rodriguez, Wyatt; time of game: 4:45. SPORTS MIRROR By The Asseciated Press TODAY A YEAR AGO — Steve Ridzik, rookie right-hander, pitcaed a hit, no-run, spring training game as the Philadelphia Phillies beat the St. Louis Cardinals, 3-0, at Savannah, Ga. FIVE YEARS AGO — Detroit defeated the New York Rangers, 4-2, to take the series, 4-2, and reach the Stanley Cup finals. TEN YEARS AGO—The Detroit Red Wings beat Buston, 4-3, to gain a 20 lead in the Stanley Cup finals. Date of Last Race 3-31" 3-31° 3-31' Rathy Ann TrailBreaker Callaway 3-31’ Stop Over 3-31°° Kitten Finish 68 Winner—Manuel Foster’s Brindl Date 331° 41° 3-317° 331° 331° 3-31* 3-5 3. 6 Singing Kid of Last Race Blind Alley Herb’s Pride Slick Miss Charlie Fax Divine Devil Jewel’s Trump Tendresse Vicente | Club FIRST RACE—5-16 MILE BB Fumnawaatn “4 67 55 69 56% 56 62 Winner—Fred Palermo’s Black 7 2 4 6 79% 3 8 5 1 B., per cd oom rN Ly 3 21.20 P Ro 1 mn pe OAM TY 2 3° ru ae8c SECOND RACE—S-16 MILE aueeuateo Sees3252 Daily Double—Rathy Ann and Blind Alley paid 187.40 Date of Last Race Real Black Portis Boy ioe ‘igrator Islander Mountain Park Sooner Shindig Bombast 63% 8 6 3 1 5 4 7 Winner—Mrs. H. E. Russell’s Black D., REAL BLACK 3-30° 331° 3-31" 3-31'° 331° 55 Winner—Olympic Kennels’ Brindls «1 331° 41° -1 41° 41° -r Winner—Mrs. H. E. Russell's Da: Blue Sails Fiction Lad Just Katy Really Rare Blue Tinsel of Last Race Salter Path Jan-Jan Dasol Martha Jo Sable Prince Honest Fax Silver-N-Gold Flashy Reward Router Whata Bug Idol Red Erosion Fiesta Girl Razor’s Rocket Blip Reckless Rae Lustre Gal Wise Mike Freshman Betrayer Lightning Rodney Summer Gal Senor Sensation Winner—R. K. Hutchings’ Blue Brindle D., July, Tola Rea RECKLESS RAE LUSTRE GAL WISE Date 3-240" MIKE of Last Race Traveling Bug Foolish 21.20 Pe Sv aureawem THIRD RACE—S5-16 MILE Wide,’ tiring 4 Gai at end * On “i Evenly ‘No mishap * No factor big Off late eb ieonawe eesssseeg 8 * Outrun June, 1951. Real Red—Cei 720° 5.80 : 3.20 = Quiniela (3-8) 71.60 ™ FOURTH RACE—5-16 MILE "4 Steady gain * Off late FIFTH RACE—S-16 MILE 61 62 AUm wow SERB * 67 4 Feeeranss & ry " B gerwauswe 1 5 2 4 3 8 7 6 19.60 12.90 90 Ban bows E%gsee S8ssesess =e 5.00 7.20 «© Quiniela-(18) 48.40 4.20 EIGHTH RACE—5-16 MILE a Marathon Race Also Set In Full . Action Program R. K. Hutching’s Mort will.be out seeking his third ; straight victory tonight in the feature race at the Key West Kennel Club, but he apparently will not have an} easy time of it when he! clashes with the cream of the greyhound crop there. F. B. Stutz’ Bizarre and Ed Wulf’s Tenny C. are expected to offer plenty of competition to the favored Mort who has won his last two races impressively over the best in canine talent at the track. In both efforts, Mort threatened the track rec- ord when he missed tying it by just three-tenths. of a second, Other entries tonight will in- clude Highland Hawk, Big Pay Off, Some Mix, Flighty and Last Summer, Also on tap for tonight is an- other popular 3-8 mile Marathon race with Forward, Tumble Time and Bright Idol going to the post amid a pack of puppies with good blood including Spring Festival, Navy Diver, Little. Dusty, Sensa- tion Lass and Jet Roll. In last night’s action, Mrs. H. E. Russell's Reckoning came in an easy winner after an early bit of trouble. Magnate ran second and Brindle Comer came in third. The winner, starting from the number one position, lost the lead at the first turn but then regain- ed it and never faltered, Reckoning paid 6.40, 3.20 and 3.60 while Magnate returned 5.20 and 3.40. Brindle Comer paid 5.00. . The Daily Double lat night, Rathy Ann and Blind Alley re- turned a whopping 187.40, The first race Quiniela returned 117.80, Post time tonight is 8:15 p.m. 8 | Robert Jarvis scored 557 points | in 24 basketball games for the University of Mississippi this sea- Hil fe if z son to set a new team scoring record. . STORE NAME Victory Tonight At Track Key West Kennel Club Result Charts—-Friday, April 3rd KW Golf Title Fight Set Sunday Six ef the top golfers in the area will tee Pp. m. in | 3 i Ps Ses ! i f 3 % ¥ j 4 5 i i : z ¥ i ! z § & z . f a § z+ : s # i Hf Fi 2 H 5 is i i if z i : : pitt <i ? 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