The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-08-22
Arthur
Post Beats
Miami Twice

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Locals Win First.
7-3; Second, OIL
Arthur Sawyer Post No. % wor
both games of the double-header
played at Wickers Field yester-
day over the Harvey Seeds Post
Of Miami. The first game was wor
by a seven TO three score, and
the second game by a score of six
60 one.
In the first. Fernandez pitched
a great game and famed nine
batters. He famed five in a row,
two in the second and three in
the third. He also retired the
sides on strikes in the seventh.
He did not allow a man to reach
first in the first three frames, but
in the fourth, Chandler. the first
man up. singled to second, and
Schmitt hit a triple to right to
score Chandler. Then Palmer
singled 20 score Schmitt.
In the sixth, with one out.
! Palmer doubled to left and was
thrown out at third trying to
stretch il. Then Alvarez singled
10 right and scored Siemaz who
had doubled ahead of him. Jack
son rolled out to first.
The locals scored their first run
in the first. In the fourth they
won the game.
AT bat, Palmer hit two for the
visitors. Schmitt, Palmer and Am
20 were the best for visitors, and
Ingraham, Solomon, Henriquez,
for the winners.
Score: r. H E
Miami --.--------- 600 20l 0-3 6 8
Key West - 10l 302 x-7 6 /
Smith. Amato and Palmer; Fer
nandez and Henriquez.
Three-base hits: Schmitt, Solo
mon; two-base hits: Palmer, E..
Griffen, Goehring; stolen bases:
Knowles, Goehring, Chandler;
sacrifice hit: Smith; struck out:
by Smith 5. by Fernandez g.. bas-
es on balls: off Fernandez A. off
Smith 6: double play: Jackson to
Schmitt; left on bases: Miami 3,
Key West 4; time of game: 1.55;
umpires: Jimmie Griffen; scorer:
Aguilar.
In the second game, the pitch
ing of Mcmillan featured. He al
lowed the visitors but two hits
and no earned runs. He famed
eight, and Coopie, of the visitors,
famed eight. Mcmillan did not
allow a hit in the first four
frames, but in the fifth, he hit
Chandler with a pitched ball.
Seimaz landed on third. Jackson
singled to right and Seimaz scor-
cd the only run for the visitors.
In the sixth, with two outs,
Schmitt singled but Alvarez fan
ned. The locals scored two in the
fourth, enough to win the game.
Knowles famed, Rodriguez fan
ned but is safe when ball got
away from the catcher, Rodri-
guez stole second. Henriquez is
safe on an error by the first base
man and Kaki went to third.
Shepherd famed. Hernandez
singled to center and both run
ners crossed the plate. Griffen
famed.
In the fifth, the locals added
two more. Mcmillan is hit by a
pitched ball, stole second. Ing
raham hit a double to center.
Mcmillan scored. Solomon is out
pitcher to first. Obie went to
third. Knowles hit to pitcher, who
threw to third and both runners
are safe. Knowles is out trying to
steal and lngraham scored. Rod
riguez is famed.
In the sixth they added the
last two runs of the game. Hen
friquez doubled to center, Dough-
try singled to center and stole
second. An error by the second
baseman on the play scored Noel.
Hernandez forced Doughty at
third and Griffen famed. McMil-
liam trippled to left and Herman
dez scored. Ingraham is the last
out. pitcher to first.
At bat the leaders were,
Ingraham with two hits, Henri
Quez with one in two chances.
In the field, Palmer, r. Coppie
and c. coppie were the best for
the visitors and Knowles, Henri
quez. and Mcmillan for the To-
Gals.
| Score: r. H. E.
| Miami - 600 Ol0 OIL 2 3
key West 900 222 Ks 6
r. coppie and ]. coppie; Nc
MILAN, Rodriguez and Hen
riguez.
Three-base hit: Mcmillan; two
base hits: Ingraham, Henriquez;
stolen bases: Schmitt, r. Coppie
lSeimaz, Ingraham, Mcmillan,
Rodriguez, Doughty Henriquez
sacrifice hit: c. Coppie; struck
out: by coppie Z, by Mcmillan g.
bases on balls: off Coppie /, of
Mcmillan 2; double play: Schmitt
Cunassisted): left on bases: Mi