The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1934-04-10

ne Singers shut out the Pr the ball and
rates few weeks back and al but it is all
lowed them just two hits. The
SlugRers were credited with three. On the oil
IL has been long time between should stud!
the last shut out suffered by the alone cannot
Pirates and this recent one. Their
last shut out was registered on the AS to the
seventh day of September, 1880, they will he
70 be exact. In that game Casa ming another
was pitching for Key West against weak in so
the Buccaneers and allowed the have lost tn
Pirates two bingIes-both were who has cor
hit by A. Perez, supposed to be the Walterson's
weakest hitter on the club. The diamondball
final score was 10, and Casa scor- ami. Fla, nj
ed the lone run. West boys.
left field for
In the fifth he walked and third; Lucille
stole second, and romped home Walterson,
when wild throw got away from Walterson al
e. Castillo at second. It was all Key West
close play at the plate and Um- trying to get
pire Fred Dion would not allow diamOndballt
the claim made by the Pirates that Manolo AceN
Joe Hale was at the plate and in Florida and
terferred with the play. city, to play
rate the club
VIZ Conchs in
:. a. x.... .,a..ss for Walterso
a great game for the victors. For .,'@''''"'','''
Inc eOnqueFeo' =. rer re-. Sapo "n The Slugg
- 80, -, =. Iope- 49, 49, hind the pla
for the Pirates, but that close 49, -.
play at the plate decided the game. ass; an
A. Acevedo hit two singles and ver,, ar -
NJ. Aeevedo one for all the hits th;.d aood.
garnered by the victors. ,slarsd s ,wa1, !.
too old; Pet
Now, on Feb. 10, 1934-just fielder weak
three years. five months and II Fruto in left
days after the Suggers gave the the Fruto of
Pirates whitewashing--th dim or fielding.
inutive Lacilo Gonzalez turned
the trick This time Bullet Joel Now for Il
House was on the losing end. behind the pl
pitching for the Pirates. And in the box;
what coincidence He allowed AL Acevedo,
three hits and Lueilo two, exactly on third; Bal
like the game of September Z, Acevedo, in
1880. manager and
lima in right
A. Perez hif one Of the singles
and Daueet, : new conner on the . VIII isa'
Pirates crew. hit the. other one. JUGS tne p
The game was decided in the op'alvn 90 -
ninth With cne dos,n Scott cot position.
an infield hit. went to second on ~
a feeders choice and scored when VOW ING
Fruto hit to carbonell at third, 1910 .o I'
who, instead Of tagging Scott COM p..sns,s' 80
ing in to that bag, threw to first seconui "a.
and made wild peg. Scott coming n ~
home with the winning run. The 1870, =. ~
game ended exactly As the first, 1asn Wi, pias
10 0. so'u'"E -
Now dear
Players that were on the Pr think ~ the
rates crew on September Z, 1880, let Won do IN
and played in this game. were A. what do YOU
Perez, q. Lopez and Pena. A. who should
Aeevedo, NJ. Aeevedo. Mayg and their games.
Casa with Key West in the first have.
game and with the Pirates in the
iast game. Other Pirates that Now there
played m the hrst game were that they ar,
chelo Castillo and Vidal who are Florida State
now living in Tampa. are eoinc "a
Coast League
capote was the official umpire old league tt
of the game, and i now playing ami that ne.
u61s The Pisstes.s g. Martinez Is ganize the Of
in New York City. kviia is itili eight clubs IN
with the Pirates. salgado il re- Is thinking OF
tired Zoe Hale, then with Key ray, Fort Pie
West Il now a SluRger; Sevla is Fort Lander'
nov nmpiring. Iradi is retired and ami and Ho
c. Garcia. retired. circuit.
His intenti
10 the present series. The Slug ~ vim, :,
gers have won the first half and Ava,,.. e..
IL Is up 20 the Pirates and the
Stars 70 win the second half. The think N,
Stars far have been playing q under wav 81
great Reiae' aud q they keep that boys in Key
pace 20 sney VIII WIN TINS hai. with any Of
49,. A..,.ao ~. .ha Say for
boys on their toes all the time, sases' t1u.o
from the time the umpire boilers -.
Play Bah" until the last man is ny
retired. You can bet your last 49, ~ Wy
dollar that the ''bahy stars are ~ =, Inu
win place "
As Tor the Pirates. they have -.
rot 20 depend mostly on their Ioo
pitching strength to win ball 80 !" So. .aln :
games. because their hitters are 49, - :, =
not ap 70 what they should be. Wy W 'Ae -
Last time Robert Bethel held them $50,
hitless and scoreless for five SUN-ktNSl
frames. Ia the sixth. with one ClnI 6
out. runners on second and first
and A. Aeevede at bat, Pie Tray tny A.
nor played over towards second MELB0UR