The Key West citizen., 1947-11-10
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1s47
Ar Base Beats Flyers
But Loses To Raiders
FINkELSTEIN PITCHES
BOTH GAMES FOR MA.
VAL AIR STATION AC.
CRECATIoN

CRECATION
Naval Air Base won the first
game yesterday at Wickers Field
and lost, the second game.
In the first game thew won
oyer the Boca Chica Flyers by a
l3 to 2 score. Finkelstein allow
ed but three hits and West hit
two of these. West singled in the
tirst and Dean doubled in the
second.
In the third, Ferns walked.
'Luzon hit to Swdonc and Dule
muffed it. Evencheck walked
filling the bases.
West singled and Ferns scored
For the only two runs for the
Flyers. From then on only Ev-
encheck reached first, in the
fifth, when he walked
Dukes pitched the last frame
and did not allow a hit. Day. the
star pitcher for the Flyers, had
a bad day and allowed seven
hits and nine runs in three and
one-third innings. Evenchecl
pitched to seven batters and al
lowed three runs. Dean finished
the game and Moncrief hit a
homer to deep center.
d: At bat the leaders wehre Mas
ten, Moncrief and Babinski, each
hitting two safely, and West hit
two for the Losers. In the field,
Ferns, Evencheck and Parrish
played well for the losers, and
Daughette, Masten and Moncrief
were stars for the winners.
Score by innings: r. H. F..
Flyers -. 002 900 % 3 8
MAS .----------- O13 53l x-13 8 l
Day, Evencheck, Dean and
West; Finkelstein, Duke and
Muncrief.
Home run: Muncrief: tWo-base
hit: Dean; stolen bases: Ferns,
Evencheck, Mastens 2, Daughette,
Duke, Caldwell, Muncrief; double
play: Dean to Ferns to Parrish;
struck out: by Finkelstein 8, by
Duke by Day 2, by Dean l.;
bases on balls: off Day 3, off
Ecencheck 2, off Dean /, off Fin
kelstein 4, off Duke /; hits: off
q Day Z, off Evencheck 0, off Dean
/, off Finkelstein 3, off Duke o.;
losing pitcher: Day; winning
pitcher: Finkelstein; time of
game: 200; umpires: Medina and
IF. Lopez.
! In the nightcap, Finkelstein
started on the mound for the Ma
val Air Base and held the hard
hitting Red Raiders to five hits
and no runs in the first six
frames. He looked good, but the
strain was too much and he
weakened in the seventh and
walk and two singles gave
the Raiders two runs. In the
eighth Schocht walked and Grif-
fen sacrificed him to second.
Domenech was hit by pitched
ball.
Gates singled to left, scoring
Schacht. Domenech was out at
third on throw from left to
third and Gates vent to second.
AceVedo singled to left, his
fourth for the evening, and Gates
scored what proved to be the
winning run.
In the ninth, Schacht tripled,
Griffen singled and Domenech
walked, Roberts singled and an
error and two more runs came
home.
For. the Naval Air Base two
errors and a single by Walker
gave them a run III the tlrst.
Babinski walked, Downing sim
gled, Dughtett walked and an
error gave them their last two
runs.
g. Griffen from then on pitched
scoreless ball and allowed two
more hits, one in the fifth and
one in the eighth.
Armando Acevedo hit four
safely in six times at bat, and
had four outs and five assists
Griffen hit three in five times al
bat. Gates had two outs and 1--we
assists. Lopez had one out and
two assists and Roberts had 10
outs at first base.
For the losers, Masten had Ia
outs. Duke two outs and three
assists. Moncrief five outs and
one assist. Downing had two
outs and two assists.
Score by innings: II. H. T.
Raiders .--..- 600 600 222-6 Is
MAS - 1870 900 OOO-3 4
Griffin and A. Acevedo; Fin
kelstein and Muncrlet,
Three-base hit: Schacht; stoier
bases: Villareal, Caldwell 2; sac
rifice hits: Gates, Roberts, Grii
fin. Smith; struck out: by Gin
fin 3, by Finkelstein 5; bases or OF
balls: off Finkelstein b, or Gfli
3 fin 4: hit by pitcher; Domenech
balk: Finklestein; time or game
200; umpires: Medina ana oali
or: scorer: Agullar.
A deluxe mop pail now on th'
,,o,, 1UrinO.