The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-01-31
Relief Pitching
Ended Station Scoring
And Banked Them Six
Innings

BayVieW Park pulled themselves
''out of hole" to defeat the Nav
Stas, Is to 10, in a nine-inning
second game Of the infantile pa
ralysis benefit softball series.
Pounding the offerings Of Clar-
ence Cigarette Willie Gates
when hits meant runs and taking
advantage of several errors of
omission and commission, the
Station players amassed lead
of 10 to at the end of the third
inning.
Then into the box went Nor
man Artman to abruptly end the
NavStas' scoring spree and blank
them the rest of the way. Young
Artman held the opposition to
one hit in the six frames he
worked on the mound and just
two players got the ball into the
outfield, both easy high fly outs.
Only 10 men faced the former star
shortstop of the champion Citizen
ten of several years ago.
Meanwhile, the Pipe-Fitters
kept pecking away at the offer
ings of Limo Castro until the
seventh when a four-run put the
game on ice.
The Station players scored the
first run of the game on singles
by Allshouse and Delaney. Pep
pers came right back to knot the
count on two walks. single by
Rosam and long fly to left by
Torres.
A home run by Baker, a pair
of singles and two free passes to
first gave the Civilian Employees
five runs and a commanding lead
in the second frame. They added
four more in the third on four
one-base blows and three bases
on balls. That ended their scor-
ing.
Plumbers scored three times in
the second frames on two walks,
a single and a triple by Ingraham.
Another trio crossed home plate
in the fifth as Artman and Torres
tripled, Lastres singled and the
opposition miscued once. A lone
runs was recorded in the sixth
on three errors. The four mark
ers that clinched the game in the
seventh came in on triple by
Mccarthy, double by Villareal,
singles by Ingraham and Higgs
and walks to Gates and Artman.
The final run was notched in
the eighth as Mccarthy, first man
up again, tripled and scored on
Lastres' center to center.
Centerfielder Mccarthy led the
hitters with a pair of two-bag-
gers. Allshouse and Lastres pro-
duced two singles each in four
tries. Delaney, Castro, Higgs
and Ingraham poled two out of
five.
Artman starred in the field
with two sensational catches and
four assists without an error.
Score by innings: R. H, f,
NavSta 154 900 O00-10 10 3
Plumbers 100 OBJ 41x-l3 u S
l.. Castro aud Allshouse; c.
Gates, Artman and Ingraham,
Torres.
Summary-H0me run: Baker;
three base hits, Mccarthy 2, In
graham, Torres, Artmhn; two
base hit: Villareal; stolen bases:
Sands, Gates; double plays: Art
man to Ingraham TO Lastres:
struck out, by Castro 9 (Rosam g.
Higes. Torres. Ingraham. Gates ?,
IaStresl, by Gates , delaney,
Reid, by Artman 2 castro. De-
lanev): bases on balls: off Gates
5. off Artman |. off Castro 10:
wild pitches; Castro 5. Gates 2;
earned runs: NavSta 8. Peppers
10: umpireS, Joe Cleare at the
plate, William Camalier at first,
A Griffin at third
The contest was the first soft
ball game PLAYED this year \
list Of "firSts" follow:
First player at bat-Bakcr.
First prtout by Mccarthy.
First hit by AllShouse, also who
scored the first run.
First walk issued L. Eillarcal
and Hiegs first batter TO strike
out,
Rosan1 made first assist and A
LastrcS first error
Sands stole first base
Artman made first sensational
catch al short ard was first re
hef pitcher anil first wouH6Sw3n
% win. Gates was first pitcs7~-
sent ~ showers and Castro lost
first game
Baker polcd first home run and
InRrahan the first triple.
Gates made first wild pitch and
Allshouse the first passed bali
Reid recorded the first sacrifice
4 hit ard V1llareal hit first TAO
o. haggeT
: Artman. Tngraham and Last-cs
executed ihe first doublr play