The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-10-03
MIAMI ALI STARS DEFEATED SANITARY
DEPARTMENT LAST NIGHT In OPENING
CONTEST BUT LOST SECOND TO LOPEZ
TEAM FROM MIAMI
LEFT THIS MORNING.

The players who composed
the Miami All-Star team, which
played a three-game series with
local clubs Thursday and Friday
nights, left over the highway this
morning in the cars in which they
arrived in Thursday afternoon.
The Miamians say they have en-
joyed their stay in Key West i'm
mensely end all praise the play
ing of the Lopez Funeral Home.
After a ragged game the night
before, the AIl-Stars settled down
to business last night and took
the opening game of a double
header and were barely beaten out
in the nightcap by a picked team.
The loss was due to two wild pitch
es by Gerbus.
Most of the players attended
, the dance last night in their hon
or at the Cuban Club and other
wise enjoyed themselves.
A mishap occurred on their trip
to Key West Thursday, which re-
! suited in one of the players hav-
ing to be taken to the Marine Hos
pital. One of the cars was round
ing a curve on this side of the high
way at a high rate of speed. The
driver lost control and the car left
the road. A wrecker went out
the same afternoon, pulled the
automobile back. on the highway
and proceeded to Key West.
The All-Stars were made up OF
! two players from Protectu, three
from the Musicians, three from
i the Junior Chamber of Commerce
team and one from Miami Beach
| Pitcher j. Gerbus. Two of the
! players are former Key Westers
chances at bat. Woodson hit two
out of three.
| In the field, Acevedo, Ingraham
and Hale, foc the picked team
played a great game. Dommenick
S. Carlson, Gerbus and Albury
were outstanding for the All
!; Stars.
The runs were scored In the
following manner:
Second INNING
| MIAMI-Bogart out, third t.
first. R. Carlson doubled to left
! The ball fell between the TIVE
fielders-both waited for the 9th
er to catch the fly. A wild pitcl
and Carlson landed on third. Al
bury up. He4walked. On a field
er's choice, Carlson scored and Al
bury went to second on the play
IFauth walked and Albu"y stol
third. Fautn stole second. S
Garrison fcrcca Albury at the plate
shortstoo To catcher. Christi
flied out to left.
One run. ere hit, no errors. !
Seventh Inning
PICKED TEAM-Kerr walked
Ingraham singled to center. Wood
! son hunted safely and the base
were loaded. Griffin, batting 70
Higgs, struck out. Gates bunte
and Kerr went out at the plate
: Hale walked; forcing Ingrahal
: fhome with the tying run. Cate
hit to third and Gates went out a
that base.
One run, two hits, no errors.
Ninth Inning
:, KICKED TEAM = Woodso
beat out slow grounder to shor
Griffin sacrificed him to secon
J. and he, Griffin, was put out
first. pitcher to first. Then Gei
: bus uncorked two wild pitche
which allowed Woodson to cro'
Z the rubber with the inning run.
d One run, one hit, no errors
Score by innings: r. Il.
MIdEHl k1il-Sb1AS
!, clio 900 O00-1 4
3 Picked Tesm--
: 600 900 1912 9
: Batteries: Gerbus and Bower
y lC. Gates and Ingraham.
u Summary: Errors: Gates z,
8 Carlson; two base hits: K. Cal
lt son, Acevedo, Dommenick; thr'
Z base hits: Kerr; stolen bases: A
L bury, Fauth; struck oat: by
Gates 4, by 5Gerbus 8; bases
le balls: off Gates 6, off Gerbus
II sacrifice hit. Griffin; double pla
y Hale to Sterling, Gates to SteriIi
J. and Bogart to Dommenick to
carlson; time of game: 1:20; III
n pires: Capote and j. Griffin
1t The Lineup for the picked tea
was as follows: