The Key West Citizen Newspaper, April 22, 1926, Page 3

THURSDAY, APRIL 22, 1926, es HARD FOUGHT BALL GAMES MANY SPECTACULAR EXHIBI- TIONS ARE STAGED YES- TERDAY AMONG THE 31G LEAGUERS. ASSOCIATE. PRESS. HEAD- QUARTERS, April 22.—Six cities of the major baseball leagues sent forth t¢ir thousands yesterday to greet their teams for the first time this year, and there. was great happiness in every contest the home club won. Usually at these opening games there are bands, mayors, soldiers —and usually the home team suf- fers defeat. But this season al- ready has proved unusual in many ways, even the weather man was invited to yesterday's festivities and he was accompanied by Miss Spring, who enjoyed the first con- tribution. $ Tom Zachary and George Mog- ridge, former Washington veter- ams, recorded two good pitching performances. , Zachary hurled for the St. Louis Browns and gave them victory over the White Sox when he allowed only four hits. Mogridge, performing for the Braves, granted Philadelphia’ only dacobson’s four base one of 12 safeties reg- five to one victory over the White Sox. Urban ‘Fish- ‘Geparted in the sixth after al- hits. (Cleveland encountered Johns of reeruit who humbled week, and drove him ‘The Indians} their 12 to: and won 8 to 5, Hoyt, who jones, pitched masterfully until the ninth, but a fast play by ended the contest. with on the bases. who has replaced the Riconda, did some hitting for the Phillies, sending out a and a triple, but this did keep the Braves from winning 1. The verdict was in ques- however, until Gibson went action in the last frame, Grover Alexander, although hit rather frequently, piloted the Cubs to victory over the Cincinnati Reds, 4 to 2. Heavy sticking by Heathcote, Freigau and Grimm aided him materially. OO 20v-+ <= 5eeeneeee ND — Johnny Datto,' Cleveland, and Chick Sudds, New Be@ford, Mass., fought a draw (12). Tommy Hughes, Detroit, and Willie Davies, Charleroi, Pa., fought a draw (8). se. LAKELAND, Fia.—Young Wal- lace, New Orleans, knocked out dolm O'Hara, P:ttsburgh (8). , MONTREAL — Louis Kaplan, featherweight champ, knocked out Lee Roy, Canadian champion (7). .* > OAKLAND, Calif—Jack Wil- lis, San Antonio, scored technical Kkmeckout over Joe Roche, San Francisco, middleweight (9). . se. SAN FRANCISCO—Billy Adams | New Orleans, welterweight, won decision over Mike O'Leary, San Francisco (10). | re SALEM, Ore.—Mike Q’Connor, Canadian welterweight, knocked eut Danny Garth, Silverto: nt t OP aftasal (choady) 42). |Huren (clear) poe ie cee Tries Golf \ Takeichi Narada Japanese @ennis star. has taken to golf Here he is on the course of the Asheville (NC) Country club, They say he swings @ mean stick, 109, even though. com: paratively new at the game : BASEBALL Seeceeeeseosesesoooeococe YESTERDAY'S RESULTS National League Boston, 2; Philadelphia, 1. Chieago, 4; Cincinnati, 2. Others not scheduled. American League St. Louis, 5; Chicago, 1. Cleveland, 12; Detroit, 2. Philadelphia, 3; Washington, 2. New York, 8; Boston, 5. GAMES TODAY: American League Chicago -at- St. Louis. Detroit at Cleveland. Washington at Philadelphia. Boston at New York. ©’ National League Philadelphia at Boston. New York at Brooklyn. St. Louis at Pittsburgh. Cincinnati at Chicago. Ceeoevecacecscococe Racing: Meeting of Hatford Grace, Meeting of Juarez Jockey Club, at Jaurez, Mexico. Lacrosse: Oxford-Cambridge vs. Princeton University, at Prince- ton, N. J. Boxing:‘Jack Renault vs. Sully Montgomery, 10 rounds, at St. Louis. Tiger Flowers vs. Tony “Marullo, 10 rounds, at’ Boston. ay RELEASED UNDER HABEAS CORPUS (By Ansociated Prenn) RALEIGH, N. C., Aprill 22.— J.-E. Hamby, wanted in Orange county, Florida, on embezzlement charges, was: released under ha- beas corpus proceedings, at Hen- dersonville, N. C., yesterday, and Governor McLean has returned the extradition papers to Gov. Martin of Florida, Hamby, held in custody at Hen- dersonville, resisted extradition, and the hearing was set for to- morrow afternoon at the~ gover- proceedings were sued out yester- governor's office, the executive said. TWO MOSLEMS ARE (Ry Associated Presn) CALCUTTA, British India, }April 22—Twe Moslems were }killed and thirteen injured today jin @ conflict with the police dur- jing a riot between Moslems and Hindus, Sereoesecoccoccoccccesce |THE WEATHER Coecccecseccccocccoccces Stations Abilene (pt. cloudy) ...... {Atlanta (pt. cloudy) Boston (cloudy) _.. |Charleston (clear) .. Chicago (cloudy) ........ Corpus Christi (cloudy). - Dodge City (pt. cloudy) }Galveston (cloudy) | Hatteras (clear) 56. 58 -..50 --60 -.58 52 70 58 ee 60 |Jacksonville (clear) Louisville (cloudy) New Orleans (raining > Breeders’ Association, at. Havre de! nor’s office. The habeas corpus! day without the knowledge of the) KILLED IN FIGHT LEAGUE STARTS SERIES TODAY FCUR CITIES WILL STAGE EXIIEITIONS USHERING IN ! STATE s (By Associated Press) TAMPA, Fila., April. 22.—Four ecitiés of the Florida State League will hear the cry “Play Ball’ to- day when the 1926 season is ushered in at Sanford, — Fort Myers, Bradenton and Tampa. © After wecks of preparation, all teams in the eight-club circuit have been reported ready for the campaign, with indications that the pennant race will be ‘hotly contested throughout. Dopesters have been looking over the field with a view of pieking the win- ners, but’all teams have so much new material that little weight is given .adyance selections. That there will be surprises is the be- lief of promoters of the league who ‘have declared the . pennant race should prove close and inter- esting from the start. The schedule. for today: follows: Orlando at Sanford. St. Petersburg at.Fort. Myers. Sarasota at Bradenton. Lakeland ‘at Tampa. Orlando and Sgrasota will have their homé opening games Satur- day, with Bradenton opening at Sarasota and Sanford ‘'tackling Orlando. Tampa .will play the opening game in Lakeland. With the:reorganization of the league, a new ruling was made‘on the class of players to be employ- ed.| There must be at least five rookies on each team, that is, men who have had no previous _ ex- perience in professional baseball. There can be only two players who have had experience with class “B” teams or higher. Other members of ,the teams may be players who have had professional experience, although none of them will be eligible unless they have played with teams in, $ be- low the class “B” classifieation. Only 13 méi*ate’ pépihitted on cach club’s roster, although this rule does not becéme effective un- |til two weeks after the opening of the season; which “will give’ in- dividual managers more time in which to size up their squads, | There are 126 games on the schedule. The season will close | September 15. : | 3 . NEW FLOW OF ; ee | (By Assoctated Press) HILO, T. H., April 22.—Mauna |Loa, long mountain, sent a new and devastating flow of lava over the rich ranch country of the Kona |distriet yesterday afternoon. The river of lava which had flowed 30 miles to the sea, had begun to cool, when the new flow broke out on the line of the 1916 eruption, The new torrent of fire headed for the ranch of Rebert McWayne, dooming it to destruction. TO THE ? DEMOCRATIC VOTERS |OF THE TWENTY-FOURTH SENATORIAL DISTRICT OF I wish to announce my candi- {dacy for re-election to the Flor- ida State Senate from the Twen- ty-fourth district, subject to the | Democratic’ primary. | There will be a number of matters of vital importance to this District, and particularly to Mon- roe County, in the 1927 session of the Legislature. The bound aries of the City of Key West will have to be changed to include the Florida East Coast Railway jterminals. The ten year contract will expire with the 1927 session. T am a party to the contract ex- cluding the terminals from the } {struction of the Casa Marina ho- City in consideration of the con-/ BASEBALL SEASON OVER| | | jtacking a 16-year-old white girl) : x lyesterday with 27 ears of imports / mats KRY WEST CITIZEN TROOPS GUARD KENTUCKY TOWN) (Ry Associated MADISONVILLE, 22.—Troops of the Kentucky..na- tional guard from. several points in the state were to arrive here during the day and tonight for} guard duty in connection with the trial tomorrow of Nathan Bard, Bunyan Fleming and Columbus Hollis, negroes, on charges of at-| here about two weeks ago. Bard and Fleming will be taken from {fie state™ reformatory at Frankfort tomorrow to Guthrie, where they will be placed under protection . of a detachment of guardsmen. and escorted to Madi- sonville, Hollis will be -brought here under national guard escort from the state prison at Eddyville, where he has been held for safe- keeping. eecccece Flashes of Life Ceceescoccoeceoversocoes (By Associated Press) LONDON—King . George occa- sionally makes himself pot of tea. Unable to sleep when he learned that he was a grandfather again, he had some of his favorite bever- age, watched the sun rise, then went horseback riding. e > * * NEW YORK — Eugene M.} O’Neill, a two-fisted- man from San Francisco, mistaken for a} dramatist on board, never wrote anything more than a bill for his canned goods. “Who is this guy O’Neill who writes plays?” he ask- ed. ee - PHILADELPHIA — Frank J. Braddock, 25, who earned $31 a} week as a clerk, paid $7,500 for home furnishings for his bride.| He even had electric refrigeration. Now he had pleaded guilty to stealing from his employers and| the judge is investigating. “It was a plain case of trying to keep up with the “Joneses” his. counsel argued. 2 © .. NEW YORK—Helen Leg, Worth- ing of the Follies and the films, regards her face as her fortune and nobody else’s, and so she is suing for $100,000 because her} pieture was used to advertise per-| fumery. a ed SOUTH BEND, Ind.'— Ed Walsh, Jr., is proving a chip off the old block. He fanned 14 for Notre Dame and allowed only one earned run. His dad once did something similar quite often for the White Sox. . > NEW YORK — Philadelphia Jack is champion of the O’Brien fumily. . It took him 20 minutes to trounce his brother, young Jack, 17 years younger. party they left the dinner table to settle arguments over the prowess, behind a locked door. At the end Philadelphia Jack unlocked the door with the remark “better sew him up, doc.” There was some patching and the party proceeded. 2 8 CHICAGO—Arguing that beer glasses are worthless, two eompan- ies which used to serve plenty of brew, are seeking to have their tax assessments reduced by $8,500. oe 8 VIENNA—The price: of beer has gone up and consumers are threatening. to’ strike.. At Mens- ter race meeting’ they have vowed | not to drink any of the stuff. | ae WILKESBARRE, Pa.—Appar- ently the anthracite miners have been Charlestoning a bit since! getting back to work. Hall own-| ers have forbidden the dance be-| eause. of the danger to buildings! and lack of refinement, se 8 PROENIX, Ariz—A “prexy”) dignity will be shattered next! month when Dr. C@. H. Marvin, Press) ° Ky., April jarrive from Havana this afternoon | Palma, Captain Ward, will arrive At a private|* thrived during the old regime. president of the University of Arizona, camouflaged as a be- whiskered “white wing” will help State American LegionCommander | Dougherty sweep a Phoenix thor-| ‘oughfare. because Phoenix de-| feated Tucson in a League mem-| cership campaign. | weececccsovccveccoseceee| | | TODAY IN WASHINGTON | eee oe ee Prohibition hearing nears end. eee jtel in 1917. Every much desire! Italian and Belgian debts are |%o personally jierminals are reincluded in the | City limits. No.one.has in the \stightest. degree intimated opposi- |tion to the terminals being rein- jless if I am reelected to the Sen- late I pledge that the terminals will hed placed back within the cor- }porate limits of the City of Key | West. | My long service in the Senate 1 .-74\corporated im the City, neverthe-| | ; } | see | that - these | before senate. ~ 2 8 Senate receives English im-| peachment articles. j | found under the bed. "NOTES OF SPORT. P. & 0. 8. S, Governor Cobb, Captain J. J. Phelan, arrived from Havana at 4:15 p. m. yesterday with 112 passengers and U. S. mail, P. E. C. Car Ferry ‘Joseph R. Parrott, Captain Harrington, ar- rived from Havana at 6:45 p. m. and sailed for Havana with 26 loads of exports last night. F. E. C. Car Ferry Henry M. Flagler, Captain Hansen, sailed for Havana last night with 26 cars of exports. F. E. C. Car Ferry Estrada Palma, Captain Ward, arrived from Havana early this morning with cars and sailed for Havana with 26 cars of exports. P. & O. S.'S. Governor. Cobb, Captain J. J. Phelan, sailed for Havana at 8:30 a. m. with 119 passengers and U. S. mail. F._E. ©, Car Ferry Joseph R. Parrott, Captain Harrington, will with cars and will sail for Havana tonight with 26 cars of exports. F. E. C. Car Ferry Henry M. Flagler, Captain Hansen, will ar- rive from Havana this evening with cars and will sail for Havana tonight with 26 cars of exports. F. E. @ Car Ferry Estrada from Havana early tomorrow morning with “cars. P. & 0. S. S. Cuba, Captain White, will arrive from Port Tam- pa early tomorrow morning and will sail for Havana at 8:30 a. m. with passengers and U. S. mail. MUSSOLINI ACT IS MISUNDERSTOOD (By Asnoctated Press> BASLE, Switzerland, April 22. —One of the acts of Benito Mussolini which may have been misunderstood abroad is that of; suppressing the activities of lodges Of the Free Masons and of closing 9 all branches in Rome. , ‘Phe explanation: give a -special ecrrespondent of the Associated Press when he was in Rome recent- ly was that when Mussolini arriv- ed in power he found a mysterious oceult force working against him. When seeking to advance state employes on the basis of merit he found his nominations opposed by bureaucratic machine which Inquiry convinced Mussolini that Free Masonry was at the bottom of the difficulty and was exercising secret influence: which was disastrous to the nation as a whole. ecccceeseecosonoeseooese INTERESTING NOTES seevesesoecgeovesoeeuese Denmark's flag has been unal- tered since the year 1219 and is the oldest national emblem in the world . King Ferdinand of Rumania has a crown made of steel from a Turkish cannon captured at Ple- vuna. : Built in Holland, the largest dredge in the world will be used in harbor work at Southampton, Eng. Irving Berlin is said to have re- ceived nearly half a million dol- lars from his first big song hit, “Alexander's Ragtime Band.” In Czecho-Slovakia a verbal statement made by the testator when on the point of death is a will in law. Taking advantage of this, the son of a wealthy farmer at Szegedin forged a will by pho- nograph, and called the servants into the room where his dying fa- ther lay unconscious. They heard) a voice from the bed: “I leave; all to my son Adonis, none to the} rest.” Another son became sus-; picious and made an invest:gation, | with the result that the phono- graph and forged record were; TAKEN FROM JAIL” (By Associated Press) POPLARVILLE, Miss., April 22.—Harold (“Doe”) Jackson, was removed from the Peark river eounty jail here today, taken to Picayune in an automobile and hanged. quietly that the sleeping town was not aroused. The body was found suspended from,-a bridge’ inside the city limits of. Picayune. Judge J. Q. Langston and Dis-. triet Attorney Hall in Poplar- ville, attending court, left for Picayune when notified by Sheriff | Arthur J. Smith of the lynching. They were to conduct an inyesti- gation following an inquest sche- duled for today. Jackson, held in the Harrison county jail at Gulfport since! February 20 in connection with} the slaying of J. A. McLemore and W. M. Mingee, federal entomolo- gists, was delivered ta Pearl River county authorities \Tuesday when the Hancock county grand jury failed to indict him. | THREE ON PROGRAM | IN ONE. NIGHT: (My Associated Press) { ATLANTA, Ga., April »22.—) For the first time in the history of Metropolitan .grand opera,’ three American singers appeared | in leading roles in one-night per-} formances here last ‘night. Louise Hunter, as “Musetta”) in La Boheme; Mary Lewis, sing-| ing “Nedda” in Pagliacci and) Lorenz Tibbett; the new Calix fornia baritone, as “Tonio” in| Pagliacci, were all cordially re- ceived by the largest audience to| attend grand opera here in sey-} eral years. MISSING AVIATORS _ ARE PICKED UP (By Associated ‘Presn) » LISBON, Portugal, April 22.— The Portuguese naval’ aviators, Lieutenants Marrera’ and Neves Terriera, missing sin¢e Tuesday when they began a flight to Madeira and the Azores, have been picked up together with their plane by a fishing boat, says a message received today. 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