The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-05-30
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ROSTERS OF TEAMS, SCHEDULE OF GAMES
AND DECISIONS AT MEETING PUBLISHED

commissioners, managers anC
umpires will be allowed to at
tend league meetings and it will
+ be strictly enforced.
Each manager is to arrange tG
carry five Junior League player:
on his roster and to use then
whenever possible. This sugges-
ton was made to give the out
standing Junior Leaguers &
chance to display their ability
before a large crowd and to give
them experience. The names OF
these players are to be turned in
at the next meeting with the un-
derstanding that they will not af-
! feet the rosters of the clubs, in
/ number. sss
i A Communication from Oscar
! MILAN, official scorekeeper fol-
1.-THE Monroe County series, stated
that according to records of per-
Torrance, Armando Acevedo was
the most outstanding player OF
the series and requested that the
commissioners bestoW token OF
honor upon him in the form OF
a medal OF cup. This commun-
/ ication contained a petition. sign
ed by large number of ball
players and interested fans.
The commissioners considered
the record of Acevedo and voted
unanimously that he was the
most valuable and outstanding
player of the series.
| The commissioners then agreed
that they and the four managers
would purchase a silver cup,
properly engraved, and present
same to Acevedo.
! The umpires and scorekeeper
employed during the series were
freappointedg to serve for the du-
ration of the Summer League.
Resolutions of the old league
were studied and changed in
some instances. The changes
were tentative and subject to APP
prevail at the next meeting.
Several plans were discussed
that will prove. interesting to
fans as we'll as players. These
plans cannot be made public I'M
til given further consideration
and approved unanimously by
the commissioners and mana
gers.
Each team in the league is al
i lowed a maximum of fifteen
players. Although the following
rosters do not include the maxi
mum, each manager is allowed
to sign additional players as the
schedule progresses, providing he
conforms with the official rules
of the league. Rosters;
Key West Conchs-Roy Ham
lin, manager; Lucilo Gonzalez,
Esmond Albury. Robert Bethel,
Mario Pena, Philip Baker, Leo
Gonzalez, William Gates. Julius
/ Villareal, Rene Machin, Leo
Stanley. Cyril Griffin, Armando
Acevedo, Marvin Griffin, Joe
Casa.
Trojans (Seafood GrilD-Ber-
nard Waite. Jr., manager; Idilio
Salinero, Joseph Domenech, Eve
Ito Rueda, Clayton Sterling, John
Navarro, Joe. Navarro. Andrew
Navarro. Jack CarbonIel, Harry
Wickers, Anthony Alfonso, An
thony Kelly; coaches, Arrnando
Navarro and Bud Caring.
Pirates-Ray Bush. manager;
Eduardo Garcia, Isidore Rod
riguez, Armando Davila, Julio
Barcelo, Peter Castro, Daniel
Lopez, Mario Hernandez. Ernest
Ogden, Pubic Carbonell, John
Torres. George Malgrat, Fred
Carbonell; coach, Chico Herman
DEE.
| Blue Sox-Frank Caraballo
manager; Fidel Lopez. Gabriel
Garcia, Oscar Molina, Jesus Gar
cia, Manuel Acevedo. Alberto
Acevedo, Mario Sanchez, CUTLER
i mo Diaz, Tony Castellano. Albert
Rodriguez. Howard Gates. Ar
mando Fernandez; coach, Miguel
Medina.
Schedule for play in the first
half of the Summer League fol-
/ lows:
| May % CARBOHYDRATES VS..
Blue Sox; Trojans VS.. Key West
June blue Sox VS.. Trojans;
Key West VS.. Pirates.
June 11-Blue Sox VS.. Key
West; Troians VS.. Pirates.
June 18-Key West VS.. Tro-
jams: Blue Sox VS.. Pirates.
June 25-Pirates VS.. Trojans;
Blue Sox VS.. Key West.
June 2-Trojans VS.. Blue Sox:
Pirates US. Key West.
July 9-Key West VS.. Blue Sox;
Pirates VS.. Trojans.
july I6-Blue Sox VS.. Pirates:
Kev West VS.. Trojans.
July 23--Key West VS.. Pirates:
Glue Sox VS.. Trojans.
July 30-Trojans VS.. Key West: