The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-10-17
POULTRYMEN
AND KEY WEST
WON SUNDAY
BOOSTER CLUB AND BA-
Cards WE'RE LOSERS AT
NAVY FIELD: RUM BOYS
THREW SCARE

If1n6W 0OAnh
Regular Sunday afternoo ION
Monroe County Baseball League
doubleheader was held yesterday
at Navy Field.
Poultry and Egg Company
nine continued its winning streak
in the opening game by defeat
ing Booster Club. 10 to 3.
Leading hitter OF the contest
was M. Acevedo, with four safe
ties in as many times at bat. He
was fofi6Wed BY Viifarea1, with
tvs souf sof three! I'D. Lopez, E.
iPerezi sSeviflai and Geo Acevedo
each polea two out Of five, 49, =
AL Acevedo handled 9 II
chances IN tEfeT A9fd Without an
error for the victors and F. Tynes
accepted seven chances for the
losers.
Score by innings: R. H. E.
Poultry & Egg Co..
020 600 521-10 IL 2
Booster Club
200 600 010- 3 8 6
H. Gates, c. Griffin and A. Cas-
tro; B. Garcia, F. Tynes and d.
Lopez.
Hits: off Garcia, 10 hits, z runs;
off Tynes, 2 hits, 3 runs; struck
out: by Tynes 4, by Garcia 5, by
Gates IL; bases on balls: off Gar
cia 4, off Gates 2; time of game:
2:20.
Bacardi Club gave Key West a
scare in the second game. Rum
boys scored three runs on four
hits in the first frame. but the
Conchs came back in their half
of the same inning to put over
like amount on a double by Bak-
er, a single and a home run by
Gates.
In the third frame, a single by
Acevedo, hit batsman and a
triple by Albury produced two
more runs for the Conchs.
In the fourth inning, a single
and a triple by Izzy Rodriguez
gave Bacardis a lone run, and in
the fifth they knotted the count
at five-all by scoring another
marker on single, stolen base
and a fly to center.
Key West jumped into the lead
in the seventh inning. Two sin
giles and double by Acevedo
sent one man home-enough to
win the ball game, 6 to S. How
ever, they added another run in
the eighth on a hit batsman, an
error by the pitcher and single
by Pena, making the count rs.
Quite an argument developed
over umpires' decisions at various
stages of the game. Only one
run, however, was scored because
of an umpire's decision and that
was the last one of the contest
Albury was trapped offs third
but the urnp did not see the play
As far as strikes, and balls are
concerned, tfle tmp was partial
to both sides. sss
Both clubs played a great game
in the field, Only one error was
recorde Maigrats wide throw
to first in the eighth in an at
tempt to catch Albury at that
bag. Malgrat did remarkable,
however. as he was groom of
but 90 hours at game time.
Baker. Albury, Acevedo and
Pena were outstanding for Key
West. G. Garcia, Bacardi short
stop, handled eight chances; G..
Garcia. second sacker, 10, and
Hernandez. at first, Is. without
an error.
Davila stole second and third
base in the third inning. G.. Gar
eia and M. Hernandez also stole
base on Albury.
Score by innings: r. H. E.
Bacardi Club
500 ITO 000--5 9 /
Key West 500 900 IIx-T Is 0
Malgrat and /. Rodriguez: p.
CarbonelI and E. Albury.
Runs scored. Acevedo 2. Gates
2. Albury. P. CarboneH. Baker,
Garcia 2. A. Hernandez. M. Her
uandez. Bazo; runs batted in:
Albury ? Gates 2. Carbonell.
Bazo ?. A. Hernandez. G. Garcia.
Rodriguez: stolen bases: Davila
?. G.. Garcia, NJ. Hernandez;
struck out. BY Carbonell 10 M.
ESquinaldo 3. Malgrat 3, G.. Gar
eia .. I. Rodriguez p. by Nal
graf 5 CT. Carbonell ?, Lucilo 81:
home run. Gates: three base
hits: AIbury. Rodriguez: two.
base hits: Baker, Acevedo: bases