The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-08-09
Jery's Wins 9th Straight, ll-s, Frem
Dairy; VFW Upsets Bsbs Sports, 90

in a Glass B City Softball League
game at Bayview Park, scoring
four runs in the last inning to
beat Adaws Dairy, IL to 8. In the
Class A game, the Veterans of
Foreign Wars upset Bob's Sports
Shop, first-half champs, 9 to 8.
In the opening game, first one
club was ahead, then the other,
until the seventh, when Lastres
walked, Walker singled, Mauldin
doubled, and Haskins hit a
homer to deep right center, for
four runs and the ball game.
Jerry's scored two in the Sec
ond on one hit, a walk and an
error. Adams scored three in
their half on a hit batSman, two
walks and a sacrifice hit. Jerry's
tied it in the third on triple by
Higginbotham and a single by
Mira. and Walker singled, Maui
din hit one over the center field
er's head, but Johnny Lewis
made great catch, one of the
best seen in this park for many
a moon, and doubled, Mira at
second. Jerry's scored one in the
fourth, to 60 ahead, on single
by 'Haskins and two errors, but
Adams went into the lead in the.
fourth when they scored three
runs on four hits, one a homer
by Walker. Jerry's scored three
in the sixth to 60 in the lead on
four singles and two errors. In
the seventh the Dairy boys
scored their last two runs on a
double by Villareal and two
singles. At bat Haskins hit four
in four trips to the plate. Walker
and Mauldin hit two for the win
ners. Ingraham and Villareal each
hit two for the losers. In the
field. Malgrat and AL Cruz star
red for losers and Walker, Has
kins and Sawyer for the win
ners.
Score by innings: r. H. E.
Jerry's - 021 l03 Ali Is l
- O3O 300 2-8 8 9
E. Sweeting, S. Griffen and C.
Joe Lewis, Sands and
Home run: Haskins, j. Walker;
three-base hit: Higginbotham;
two-base hits: Mauldin, Cruz, Viii
lareal; stolen bases: Haskins, Hig-
ginbotham; sacrifice hit: Villa
real; double plays: j. Lewis to
Cruz to Walker, Sawyer to Has
kins; struck out: by Sweeting 3,
by Griffen 3, by Lewis l; bases
on balls: off Lewis 4, off Sweet
ing 2, off Griffen l; hits: off
Steeting 4 in 4 innings; winning
pitcher: Griffen; umpires: James
Mira and c. Griffen; time of
game: 100.
In the nightcap the Veterans re-
gained first place in the stand
ings. They started out with three
runs in the first, when Rueda and
Santana walked, and Hernandez
and Castro singled. In the sec
ond, Johnny Ogden of Sports
Shop singled and James Ogden
hunted in front of the plate. Cas-
tro brabbed the ball and threw
it over the first baseman's head,
and Johnny scored. James stop
ped at third, and scored on a
fly to center by Parks. In the
third they went into the lead on
a four-run rally, Albury singled
to left, Villareal walked and
Sterling was safe on an error by
the pitcher, and three runners
scored. Kerr was hit by a pitched
ball. Mccarthy doubled to left
and James ogden singled to
score Kerr.
In the fourth the Sports Shop
scored one more, Arnold walked,
Roberts singled and Sterling
doubled to score Arnold. In their
half of the fourth the Veterans
won the ball game, on four hits
and three walks, M. Tynes walk
cd, Batten famed, Arias flied out
to short, then Rueda singled,
Carbonell doubled, San n a
walked, Hernandez walked, Cas-
tro ,tripled, Machin doubled and
NJ. Tynes famed.
In the seventh, the Sports
Shop scored its last run on a
double by Johnny Ogden and a
single by James Ogden. At bat,
James and Johnny Ogden had
two hits each to lead the losers,
and Rueda and Castro hit two
for the winners In the field.
Carbonell and Machin starred for
the winners and Johnny Ogden
and Arnold were the best for the
losers.
Score by innings: r. H. E.
Veterans --. 800 600 % 9 5
Bob'S .-----.------. 024 100 l-8 8 O
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