The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-08-12
CARDS CLIP CUBS, 81, REDUCING
BROOKLYN LEAD TO 3 GAMES; GIANTS
BLANK PILLS, 80; AS, 3, AND YANKS, 2
Legion Tops Dairy,
|lO-6; Sub Sunk By
.USS Gilmore, 100

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In exhibition softball games
played last night at Bayview
Park, the American Legion rout-
ed Adams Dairy. 10 to 6, and the
USS Gilmore trounced the sub
marine USS Requin, 16 to 6.
In the first game the Dairy
scored three runs in the second
on a walk, single by Calero,
a triple by Griffen, and a double
by John Lewis. The Legion had
scored four in the first on four
hits and one error and one in the
second on singles by Charlie AL
bury, Osterhoudt and Acevedo.
One hit and a couple of errors
gave the Legion two runs in the
fourth. Dairy scored two in the
fifth on two hits, walk and
a hit batsnan, and their last
run in the sixth on a double by
Barber and one error.
The Legion scored its last three
runs in the sixth on two walks,
two hits and one error. At bat
the leaders were Acevedo who
hit three safely, Abby and Os-
terhoudt who each hit two for
the winners. Sue Griffen hit
one in his only time at bat to
lead the Dairy boys. In the
field, Villareal, and Calero were
the best for the Dairy and Char
les Albury, Barber and Hopkins
were the best for the Legion.
In the nightcap the Requin
started out with a four run lead
in the first when two doubles, a
single, a walk and one error
brought four runs across the
plate. They added one in the
second ON a double by French
and single by Bartites. The
Gilmore scored one in the second
on an error and a single by
Nee.
In the third the Requin scored
its last run on anerror and a
single by Gramley. Tucker pitch
ed for the Gilmore from then on
and allowed one hit and no runs.
At bat the leaders were Means
with three doubles in four times
at bat, Osborn with a homer and
a single in three times up and
Nee with two singles. For the
LOSERS the leaders were French
with two singles and a double
in three times at bat. In the
field, Rodenberry for the losers
and Osborn, Stenitt, Means and
Fallen were the best for the Win
nerS.
Rirst Game
Score by innings: r. H. f.
Adams - 030 021 O. 6 7 7
Legion - 4l0 203 X-l0 IL |
Walker, Sands and Villareal;
Lee Griffin and Mccormick.
Three base hit S. Griffin; two
base hits: J. Lewis, r. Barber;
stolen base: Mccormick; double
plays: Barber to Hopkins. Ace
vedo to Albury TO Valdez, Barber
to Sands to Ingraham; struck out:
by Griffin 8, by Walker 2; bases
on balls: off Griffen 4, off Walk
er A; time of game: LOS; umpires:
&c. Griffin and Quesada.
Second Game
Score by innings: r. H. E.
Requin --- All 600 7 6
Gilmore OILS 64x-16 II 8
Wilkerson, French and Burk-
EFT; Dotkins, Tucker and Fallon.
Home run: Osborn; tWo-base
hits: Means 3, Mitchell, Cerville,
French; stolen bases: Cervilli,
thinner 2, Stenitt, Turpin, .Snee,
Osborn; sacrifice hits: Falon,
French; hit by pitcher: by Wiki
erson (Turpin), by Tucker Mitch
ell, Rodenberry, Bartitis); struck
out: by Wilkerson 2. by French
/, by Tucker 3; bases on balls:
off Detkins 2, off Tucker /, off
Wilkerson 4, off French /; hits:
off Wilkerson 10 for l6 runs in S
1/3 innings. off Detkins for 6
runs in 3 innings; losing pitcher:
WilkerSon: winning pitcher: Tuck
err; time of game: 100; umpireS:
QucSada and c. Griffin; scorer:
Aguilar.