The Key West Citizen Newspaper, May 17, 1954, Page 6

‘ Ted Williams Gets Eight Hits Out Of Nine Times At Bat Cleveland In 1st Place In Junior League Race By JACK HAND AP Sports Writer Page 6 g g Eg H he kagegil z EtTiey ir iid e Hilt y seEE i ist F 2& 2 & z -¥ i 4 CONCH LETTERMEN—These Key West High School students proudly display the varsity letters they earned this year. The letters were presented at an assembly program Friday. From the left: Gene Favors, track team captain; Richard Salgado, basketball co-captain: Deanna Archer, cap- ~s ae cheering squad, and Glynn Archer, Jr. basketball team co-captain—Citizen Staff arns. USS Gilmore Defeats HS-1 By 8-4 Score = YES’ Augusta 4, Bese Rg pit . RD: poh hl By PEDRO AGUILAR Mike Plumbers <2 4333 Sees as. chanetis Fans wi USS Gilmore trounced the HS-1 ue or ; : pn = baseball nine 8-4 in an Island City US Nava Station! 0 2 000 baseball league game Saturday. It was nip and tuck for seven frames ‘but in the eighth the Gilmore lads Tuns to win the con- Four High Sthoot Track Stars Are Awarded Letters Four Key West High. School track stars have been award- ed letters, it was announced teday. They were Gene Favors, Nor- man Allen, Red Stickney, and Raymond Baso, The quartet all won points in the conference meet last mon- th at South Broward High School. Baso jumped 19 feet, 11 in- ches on his first try at the broad jump te win second place in that event. Favors came in secend in the 220-yard dash with a time of 23.1. He was fourth in the aout event with. a time of iE poth games, 7-46 and 9-8 in . But they really couldn't Managers of the league are requested to be at the Cuban Club on Tuesday, May 18, at 7 p.m. Matters of importance will be con- sidered. | S z Sunday afternoon, the Key West Eagles defeated the Mike Plumb- ers by a 5 to 3 score. It was an excellent game and Coach Davis hit a double and a single for the losers and pitched the last four innings allowing only one hit and one run. E,| Torres started for the Plumbers 2 2 beseEeeE ss; Piitits ite and a triple; Mulloly hit a homer anda. single and Mace hit a hom- er. For the losers, Wolz hit a double and a single. SCORE: : R. H. HS-1 _ 200 020 000-4 8 Gilmore ~ 000 400 04x 8 8 Batteries: Burks and Wolz; Sin- nard, Papul and Ragno, Mace. Winner: Paul; loser, Burks. Time 2.15. Uumpire, D. Lastres. ‘The Naval Air Station “Flyers” won over the Cuban Club last night by a 13-2 score and thereby took over first place in the standings, The pitching of Vanczel featured. 8 |He held the Cuban Club to 7 hits. SCORE: R. H. E. C. Club, —. 101 000 010— 3 a 1 NAS —— 030 223 21x—12 12 3 BY Batteries: Villareal, R. Lastres RUNS BATTED" MN Rosca, Cleveland, +] and Roberts; Vanczel and Zydiak, | * ‘HITs—Avila, , 42. LEAGUE STANDINGS HOME ‘RUNS Rowen ‘Cleveland, Boone, CLUBS Detroit, Berra, New York and Vernon and silva py? eight * y h W . Nashville 3-12, New Onleans 3 TODAY’S SCHEDULE at Chat Birmingham at Atl it New " and was touched for seven hits and four runs, SCORE: KW Eagles 000 220 010 5 8 0 Mike Plu. 010 000 020 3 6 4 Batteries: Allen, Portier and Mc- a Torres, Davis and Aceve- right-hander, snapped a six-game New York Yankee winning streak with a three-hitter 6-2 in the second game after Allie Reynolds shut out vas Koslo 2-0, allowing only its é E Major League Leaders By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS AMERICAN LEAGUE BATTING—Avila, Cleveland, .378. Allen entered only the re- lay events and won points in’ gach of them. Stickney was third in the 220- yard run with a time of 22.2 He also entered the one-mile re- lay. Lonnie Shiver made nine feet, six inches in his first try at pole vaulting. ge i eset c EEE Bey if ft ag t I [ E A ~ | Sievers, Washington, 6,. the Cards beat Naval Air Station . A ETCHING Lemon, Cleveland and Lopat, ee as Cuban Club 21 667 |NOW Fore ONAL LEAGUE Baas 21 4 BATTING — Jablonski, St. Louis, .373. —_— K, W. Eagles ne cago Cub attack on Pittsburgh with a perfect five-for-five in the first game victory, 12-3, then Jake Thies c:amped down on the Cubs with a four-hitter to earn a 5-1 decision for the Pirates. Matt Batts won the first game I: ri \CIFELL'S serie "| Factory Methods Used— All Work Guaranteed Marine Radios & Asst. Equipment FOR PROMPT AND RELIABLE a minaret owes Thomas Jefferson cut his own more live bait to goose quill pens to write the De- ne claration of Independence says the against Boston for Sees with a| National Geographic Society. SERVICE—SEE pinch single in the eighth. 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SebebeEE? beebeece? seauscoef” pesssss weasee weeeessed eaeee? eaeebhee: The salmon lays about 1,000 eggs eee ye Pemnaoth welastict the Records Fall In Schaefer Florida anglers used warm spring weather: to set many marks in the new, free, statewide, year! around Rudy Schaefer Fishing Contest. The latest standings include three exceptional black bass; three pompano that replaced previous leaders; the heaviest dolphin and bonefish yet entered; a top king- fish that is ineligible; a puzzle; continued fine action for spotted weakfish and other good catches. From Clearwater, R. H. DeVore used an artificial in Booker Creek to annex a 13 pound, 5 ounce black bass. A bare two ounces be- hind was Elwood Harris, with his dandy, 13 pound, 3 ounce large- mouth, taken from Lake Mann, Orlando — again on an artificial lure. W. I. Carlton of Umatilla, had a 12 pound, 7 ounce bronze- back. Mrs. Carl Moritz has the new pompano lead. Her 5% pound fish was caught at Sebastian Inlet, be- low Melbourne. Daytona Beach in- Jet housed the 5 pounder that gives Leon Armstrong second place. Third came from Miami Beach, when Fred Torno used a lure to deck a 4% pound pompano on the Sunny Isles Fishing Pier. Key Largo lost a 48 pound dol- phin and Thomas C. Wood, Jr., of the Ocean Reef Club, gained a new rod and reel division Jead when his balao-caught dolphin was regis- tered. Heaviest bonefish entered so far in Florida was by Carl Jennings, of Hamilton, Optario. It weighed Ei tod |A. Bass’ by C. O. Gordon of Mandalay Fish- ing Camp, Key Largo. On the ineligible kingfish, spon- sor Rudy Schaefer had his person- al Florida representative, Jim Hausman, make a tour of the | State. Jim took enough time off to go fishing off Palm Beach. Among several fine fish, he reyis- tered a 42 pound, 9 ounce kingfish, fought on 9 - thread from George private boat, Sambo, skippered by C. C. Anderson. A | contest official, Jim gets a citation, but is ineligible for a prize. Newest giant seatrout comes |from Melbourne. It’s an 11 pound, |2 ounce fish caught by Chandler Young, of Napanoch, N. Y. It was weighed by Harry C. Goode, of Melbourne. From Gary Bennett's Seafood, Cocoa, came another flock of fine trout entries. They ranged from Bob Petty’s 9 pound, 6 ouncer to Ernie Haywood’s 6 pound, 2 ounce spotted weakfish. Other good trout entries came from Titusville, Merritt Island, Lake Worth, Boynton Inlet, Fort Pierce, Clearwater, Homestead and Miami. Tarpon action continued good in the middle Florida Keys, Harry C. Amos, of Coatesville, Pa., land- ed a 110% pounder, heaviest of four entries received from Ye Ole Fishin’ Hole, Marathon. The others went 96, 92 and 75 pounds. Other good catches included a 5342 pound amberjack off Miami Beach by Leon Hoffman, of Atlan- tie City, N. J.; a 34 pound king- fish off Riviera Beach by Lloyd A. Sleeper of alm Beach Shores; and an 11% pound muttonfish by Mike Regan of Miami, who used a plug for the job. 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