The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-11-24
Struck Out ID Batters; Opposition
Failed To Drive Ball
Out OF Infield
FLYERS NOSED NAVAL
AIR STATION IS IN
SECOND CONTEST AT
WICKERS FIELD

Carl Griffin, Red Raider hurl-
er, pitched himself into Key
Vests hall of fame, when he
tossed a no-hit, no-run game
against the Boca Chica Flyers.
Griffin allowed only one man to
reach first and allowed no balls
to be hit past the infield.
Day, for the losers, did well.
allowing but five hits. In the
fourth Gates singled, Acevedo
forced Gates at second and then
Acevedo stole second. Lopez
Tiled out to center and Acevedo
went to third. Roberts singled
to left and Acevedo scored. Jack
-Villareal singled to center and
Roberts scored. Baker walked
and Griffin ended the inning,
short TO first.
In the fifth they scored their
last run on Mauldin's double to
right center, and Gates hit a
single through second.
In the field Roberts had IA
put-outs and Villareal seven.
Gates had four assists. Lopez
two and Griffen two.
For the losers, Roland had four
assists, Evencheck four, Day six.
Roy had IA outs, Lee three.
Campbell two, Evencheck two
and Webb one. Evencneck had
the only error of the game. Grit
fen famed two batters in the
first, three in the second, one in
the third, one in the fourth,
three in the sixth, and two in
the seventh.
Score by innings: r. H. E.
Raiders - 900 30 % 5 O
Flyers - 900 900 90 0 /
Griffin end Roberts; Day, Lee
and Campbell.
TWo-base hit: Mauldin; stolen
bases: Villareal 2, Mauldin,, Ace
vedo, Roberts, Baker; struck
out: by Griffin Is (Flarety 8,
Webb. Rolan 2, Evencheck,
Campbell, Lee, Roy 2, Day q, by
Day 4 ucahan 2. Lopez, Roberts,;
bases Onbalis: off Day l. off Crit
fin L. time of game: 1875.
In the nightcap the Boca
Chica Flyers won over the Naval
Air Station nine in the last
frame with two down and two
strikes on Campbell. Campbell
hit line drive to left, scoring
Evencheck with the winning
run.
The MAS scored the first run
of the game in the first on
walk to Dukes, who stole second
and who scored on a double By
Marsten to center. The Flyers
knotted the count in the same
frame on a double by Webb and
a single by Evencheck.
In the fifth the Flyers scored
two more with two outs, Luzon
doubled, Rolan singled and
Gwynn singled and two runs
crossed the plate.
In the sixth Walker hunted
and was safe when the ball hit
him in the back on the throw
from pitcher to first. A single by
White put him on second and
then he stole third when White
was trapped between first and
second and crossed the plate.
In the seventh they tied the
score. Dukes lined to left fielder
who dropped the ball. Muncrief
famed. Masters pulled the
squeeze play and Dukes scored;
Rabinski famed.
In the seventh, the Flyers won
the game and darkness stopped
further play. At bat Evencheck
hit two safely, drove home one
run, and scored the winning run.
Muncrief hit two safely for
the losers and in the field, Dukes,
Masten, Lee, Babinski and Sos
man were the best for losers,
and Rolan, Webb, Evencheck,
and Campbell for the winners.
Score by innings: r. II. E.
MAS -...- ..--- 100 001 1913 6 0
FLYERS 1890. 100 020 OLA 8 4
1.-TWO out when winning run
was scored)
FinkelStein and Muncrief; Lu-
zon. Day (O and Campbell.
Two-base hits: Luzon, Walker;
stolen bases: Dukes 3, Evencheck,
Gwynn, Finkelstein; sacrifice hit:
Masters; struck out: by Finkel-
stein 6, by Luzon 4, by Day 3;
bases on balls: off Finkelstein /,
off I.uzon 3; winning pitcher:
Dav: hits: off Luzon 6 for 3 runs
in 6 and 1-3 innings; left on bas-
es FLYERS 5, Naval Air Station z;
-. of game. 200. scorer.