The Key West Citizen Newspaper, September 5, 1953, Page 12

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"| DELAND # — doing to gi on play Se to nd mebody scored kim a gre: ae “That to the csbhouse oa ayoff he even likes Three 4 at DeLand, giving Daytona Beach a 4-1 victory and ending the p! ries three games to one. Hoot Miller threw a four hitter als ct 2 the hits off Miller came in the gq) gi mt : e z E : Pr a ld ie 4 int Hh ica ain ht ett Eis 2s i nied ae pital sides Hit is i HE ay i atl it i iy ae ill. ie lh bi sa Lye ia oe i ee a abel iia Ha FF rad il owe ee on Bes 3 Nena the tope in Hi F inning, when DeLand its lone run. | di Meanwhile the victorious Istand ets were driving Siim Jim Vickery i Hi Ht i Set ee | urricanes ne ails ey Bi ity iL fit Hilts ~The University Miami varsity fnathel squad, bold its first serirama; wo a irst Se Season today witsout fae eoretihe of Carl Garrigus. ~ & possible first strin; MIAMI ‘kery and jallowed only three hits in six in runing nings but his Deland mates were ineffective against Miller jby Buck Pardue which produced jeff the mound with five hits for three runs in the first three in “nimgs. The hig hiow was a triple what proved the winn | Jim Clarich relieved Vie ath ted the Dyaotna Beach attack w jtwo hits each To Get A Good Rest, and Greet You at the SIGSBEE SNACKERY (Signed) PHIL and JOE DeLand had woo the FSL pen- sho nant the past two seasons and got tic. ig a i toh iil i Bis ify ayeust tt he i y es. y a J le une MIAMI Yakima, Wash., first Ohio, and John M hing in 12 gem erage of only %4 ulder separation © yesterday aad is ss the first two ¢ The accident occurred squad was —— Sa for the passer. ions allowed @ly 1,1 With Don onal Football night and Winnetka scored a 5-2 “efense during Garrigus, who ied der. eluded blockers nwest the only varsity qua rican Maining, Coach Andy feufted The Detroit Ligns Each Tushi Midwestern back into uniform \ehampion, wit) meet at 8:15 (EST) "e*ponded with some \YAKIMA, WINNETKA in the Ai ja chance to make it three straight m by taking the second half of « divided season ‘his year Daytona Beach was the first-half champ team from the Pacific No: m., George Thompsun hand Yakima with a four-hitter last * victory in the semufinal game’ of \ Z i 3 Roys Auto Parts, merchandise, } HOME RUNS = Mathews, Mil- | Clulf's Marine Supply, merchan- David Nason, merchandise, Blackwell's Stopover, merchan- dise. 15,10 CLASH TONIGHT y Gallardo, Vinee ever to play outpoint- Legion Junior World Series, and Pet J. B. Jenniton, F the jed Joey Bishop, 14, Philadelphia,’ Winnetka, B® RUNS—ernial, Philadel-) Boxing Results PRIDAY'S FIGHTS By The Associated Press NEW YORK—Lulu Perez, ASBURY PARK, N. 3. — 150, Paterson, Martinez, Brooklyn, stopped Dave: 128%, Los Angeles, 8. Rosen, Washington, Chicago, 14. STOLEN BASES—Bruton, Mi- Calif., out- .—Augie Sala-tonight for the national title SAN JOSE Calif. 139, Hayward, tear, and pointed Jorye Macias, 140, Mexi- 3. STOLEN BASES—Rivera Mindso, Chicago, 21. } A jack rabbit Chicago, a good race borse, often obtaining team now has won two games and © PITCHING—Lapat, New York,’ 143, 3M. can run as fast as the national tournament speeds up & @ miles an bout, = Aes one. STRIKEOUTS—Pierce