The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-07-10

enth inning for a homer, his second
in Key West and No. 10 for the
season, Benny Fernandez. immed-
lately announced that the chunky
outfielder would receive $500 for
being the first batter to hit the ball
over the sign which reads Ben
ny's Cafeteria.
Umpire Talley has a way OF pro-
nuncing spanish names all his
own, when Arturo Seijas relieved
Lowell Grosskopf in the third inn
ing the big Jump with his thunder
GUS voice called "Seahorse now
pitching for Miami" Arturo looked
around somewhat surprised expect
ing to see anther pitcher take his
place on the mound before he had
a chance to throw a ball. $50 I'm
the seahorse" he mumbled to him
self, as no one else appeared.
The deafening cat cries and boos
directed at manager Max Macon,
of the Sun Sox, by the estimated
1900 fans who jammed the Stadium
Monday night, apparently failed
to bother the veteran pilot. but the
action by the little lady sitting on
the first base line bleachers and
near the Miami dug out who was
nursing her new born baby with a
bottle hit the spot when she cried
out to the angry manager as ne
walked back to his bench after
giving umpire Talley very heat
ed argument, holding the milk bot
tie with nipple and all high in hand,
there cry baby nurse the bottle
and go to sleep" Boy. oh boy
did he give the gal mean look.
You can't class Talley amongst
the hot tempered umpires. We got
good impression that the big
Jump does not belong under that
classification when he obviously
took a good verbal thrashing from
Max Macon on an argument which
grew out of DeSouza's drive to
Armstrong in the sixth inning
which dropped off the left fielder's
glove and rolled some where near
the left field foul line when he ac-
cidently booted it. Carlos reached
third on the miscue and Vidal, who
had opened with a line single
scored from first base. Macon ar
gued that ground rule would have
limited DeSouza to second base
and Vidal to third.
Three Miami Sun Sox pitchers
failed TO strike out conch bats
man. While Casper DelMonte was
having a big time tanning batters
like Max Macon, Charles Rotzeil,
Humberto Fernandez, Dick Gray,
Cecil Dotson twice and Lowell
Grosskopf.
Reynaldo Ration Garcia, a
conch clown If there is one. is has.
ing a special item made for the
Tampa Smokers and Miami Sun
Sox when the two club return to
Key West the first and second
week in August. What the two
teams will be presented with By
the Conch roOter from the cuban
club. is not known at this moment
but we have a bunch il viii be
something the spectators giii get
a laugh from and the clubs man
sgcmcni viii moi get bang out
Of This guy with the aid OF cha
CT Sanchez, always have some
thing comical up their sleeves.
Watch them during a game
The Rios brothers like many Key
Westers are really supporting the
. Games cut at Wicker's Stadium
Carlos. Mario and Raul Plus their
wives ard in-laws nets the league
la admission some where In the
nelghborhood Of sI4oo per game
ihais Shorty Butts" Parrot
Rho lives on Harris Avenue quite
a distance II Wieker's stadium
Wa2 wandering where all the yell.
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was near the Yankee stadium dur.
sag a se~ York Brooklyn World
SeTaes game or In shIoe park at
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