The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-09-27
Cilmores Take Second Place
By Beating Bob's Sports Shop;
Merchants Down Hospitalers
SERVICEMEN SCORED 8
RUN SIN 9TH INNING
TO CAPTURE GAME
LAST NIGHT

Gilmore won over the Bob's
Sports Shop boys last night and
went into second place. The
game zig-zagged back and forth
until the sixth, when the Gilmore
scored eight runs and won the
ball game on four singles, a
homer and three hit batsmen.
In this frame Osborn hit a
single and a homer scored two
and drove home two.
The Gilmore scored one in the
first on an error and single by
Stenger. The Bob's scored three
in the second, walk. single by
B. Roberts and double by Con-
zalez, Baker singled.
In the third the Gilmore tied
the count. Papy and Stinnett
walked, an error and a sisngle by
thinner.
In the fourth the Bob's again
went into the lead. Sterling sim
gled and Lastres doubled. In the
fourth the game was tied again.
Tucker and Osborn walked and
Papv singled. In the fifth the
Gilmore went into the lead when
they scored three runs. Stenger
walked, thinner hunted safely,
Means was hit by the pitcher and
a wild pitch scored Stenger. Snee
was out at first and thinner
came across the plate. Fallon
singled and Means scored.
In the fifth the Bob's scored
their last two runs, Sterling
doubled, Lastres singled and Kerr
doubled.
Then came the fatal seventh
and the ball game.
At bat Osborn, thinner. Fall
lon and Stenger each hit two
safely; Sterling and Lastres hit
two each for the losers. In the
field, Means, Snee, Osborn, and
Stenger We're the best for the
winners, and for the losers, Bak-
Ter, Villareal and Lastres were
the best.
Score by innings: r. H. E.
N
! Gilmore ----- 102 1874 ii Q
,Bob's -...--.-..--.--- O3l O2O-- 6 9 z
Tucker and Fallon; D. Roberts
and E. Albury.
i Home run: Osborn; two-base
bits: Gonzalez, Sterling, Kerr
Aastres, Villareal; stolen bases
Eastres Osborn, Stinett; hit by
pitcher: Means Q, Papy. Fallon
double plays: Roberts to Lastres
to Sterling; struck out: by Tuck.
'er 4, by Roberts 4: bases on balls
off Tucker 8. off Roberts 6; time
of game: LIS; umpires: Griffer
and Mira.
The Merchants won the second
game over the Naval Hospital
10 to 6. Richard Perez won his
fifth straight game, although he
had to be relieved by Valdez in
the seventh with two outs and
i five runs scored and man. on
first. Valdez walked the first
batter, but Will, the next batter
' forced Pellirien at second.
In the first frame Wells hit q
single, Miller hit a line drive to
left and Vidal dropped the ball
Wells scored. The Merchants
scored five in the first. Pazo
Valdez and Vidal singled, four
|errors and singles by Fleitas
land Blanco and five runs scored
In the second, they scored three
Imore to win the game, an error
doubles by Vidal and Fernan'
Idez and a single by Fleitas net
tied three runs. In the seventh
iToryia hit a homer to deep cen
tier, Martin walked, Rogers hi
Ito short and was safe on an error
tBernesky forced Martin at third
wells walked, Miller hit homer
Ito left CENTER Pelliran walked
land Perez went to the showers
Twill walked and Figura forced
Twill at second.
/ At bat Wells and Miller hit tive
leach, Fleitas hit three and Valde;
land Vidal each hit two for thu
winners. In the field Wells ant
iPellirian were the best for thu
losers and c. Valdez. Fernando
and Blanco. were the best for thu
WINNERS.
Score by innings: r. H +
Hospital -------- 100 600 SIS Z
merchants --- $50 900 Ks IL
Martin and Wells; Perez, {
Valdez and Fleitas.
Home runs: Figura, Miller; two
base hits: Figura, Vidal; stole
} bases: Valdez 2, Fleitas, Alayor
hit by pitcher: Martin; struck out
! by Martin 4, by Perez Q; base
on balls: off Perez 4, off Waldo
II; tirne of game: 0.50; umpire.
&c. Griffen and James Mira; scol
er: Aguilar.
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