The Key West Citizen Newspaper, April 23, 1926, Page 3

a > A AY, APRIL 28,-1926. ANDY BOWEN AND CHARLI PITTMAN TO BE SEEN IN MAIN BOUT; SEMI-FINAL AND PRELIMINARIES . Sport promoter Willard Russell @mmounces a fight card to be put om, Wednesday evening, at the Key West Ath!ctie Club, in which Andy, Bowen of Washington, D. C., and Charlie Pittman of Philadel- Phia,. will. be seen in the main bout of the evening, which will. be ® scheduled: ten-round go: The semi-final will’ bring to- event also promises to be an interesting exhibition in eonnection withthe eyening’s pro- PITTSBURGH PIRATES AP. PEAR YESTERDAY. FOR FIRST TIME OF YEAR. BE-| “FORE HOME: FOLKS (By Asnectated Prean) ASSOCIATED PRESS HEAD« QUARTERS, April 23:—All ‘al epizt ii (AGHA | mY ‘FLORIDA STATE LEAGUE GAMES OPEN THURSDAY GOOD: ATTENDANCE AT EX- HIBITIONS PUT ON IN FOUR CITIES ON OPENING DAY OF SEKIES. ASSOCIATED PRESS HEAD- QUARTERS, April 23. — Civic ceremonies marked the opening of the- Florida. State. League, in four cities. yesterday. Good attend- ance was-reported.at all:the games| and enough thrills were furnish-} ed to keep the fans’ enthus‘asm at a high pitch. an embryo’ Babe Rath by clouting four hits in five trips to the plate. His stick work, along with the superior: ing of: Joe Hernan- dez, enabled Fort Myers to trim the Saints, 3 to 0. | Sarasota had a rather’easy: time the tune of 8 to 3... Miller’s triple in the fifth brought in three runs. Cason; pitching for Bradenton, ‘was rather wild in the pinches. The Tampa. Smokers took ad-| vantage of. Lakeland’s errors to wit §.to 3. Alvarez; om the-mound for the: Smokers and Craig for the Highlanders, both pitched good games; but the Tampa mounds- ‘man received’ better support from | his team-mates: Dumas’ home run | was @ feature of’ the game in whieh Sanford.trimmed Orlando 9; to 2.. In addition to contributing his home run, Dumas cracked out | @ pair of triples: Bordes, Orlando hurler, was derricked in the second after the Sanford outfit had land- ed on him for five hits and four runs, but the Celery Peds had: ob-/ teined-too great a lead. SOOCOSeCerSeoeonsceoees NOTES OF SPORT | | POPC CCORCCECLESLOEEOOELE | The: first: record of: a bowling game-in America was or January 1, 1840, in New. York. | ' Marcel Leemput, the Belgian) player who finished third in the recent international billiard tour- nament; is only 19 years old: Sixth in’ 1923, fifth in 1924, and second. last: year, Connie Maik be- lieves. he: will. land the Philadel-! phia. Athletics at: the top this. sea-| “Phe world’s record’ in’ the ~ potey wault is 13 feet 11 13-16 inches and is held by. Hoff of Norway. He also holds the indoor record, of 13 feet 8 ‘1-4 inches. During the twenty-five years ‘since >the” organization of the. has: given Philedelphia a pennant average of: every fourth | pj year. » The largest’ crowd) that eve> at- tended a rugby football game was 63,000; which was the attendance at last year’s, international match! between England and Séotland, Home runs: do not appear tc be ‘quite: so plentiful: in*the major Teagues so. far. this season as they ‘were: last’ year, when fifty-four cireuit drives were chalked up during the, first’ six days of play. Roeky. the lightweight champion, is said to be one of the richest of pugilists, his bank roll being estimated at close to half aj million dollars: The most of it was made in real estate specula- tion im; Buffalo. The Southern. Power Boat: As-' sociation, whieh is now being or-j. _ganized to. promote and regulate! motor boat racing in the Gulf of) Mexico, is to take in all the yacht) clubs along the Gulf coast: from) Key. West, Fla., to Corpus Christi, } Twenty-six colleges are expect-' ed to send their racquet stars tof compete in the second annual} Middle States Conference tennis) championships, which are sched-! uled’ to me played on: the courts of Johns Hopkins University, at{ Baltimore, the week of May 15. Cape Cod claims one of the best golf: courses in.the world, because | of the perfect conditions of its soil at aif seasons of the year. On the Gape are- found: grasses of the! perfect. The conditions are said to be very similar to the great links At Fort Myers, Messner proved | in taking. Bradenton into, camp to | co! | Health Day: has been poured out. | Grganizations. have | themselves: in. the celebration, and | women. in charge of children will Miss: Dorothy, Kellams, 16-year-old) high school student of Sullivan, Ind: who:recently won the Indiana state ntest for making free throws" it basketball. “In 50 attempts shé¢ tossed 43 through: the hoop” The contest was staged under the auc pices of Tridiana, University: 0 occcracesccececocese. wccccccccccssesecece YESTERDAY’S RESULTS American League Chicago 11; St. Louis 7. Washington 8; Philadelphia 2: Boston 9; New. York 8. Detroit-Cleveland, rain. National League Beston 6; Philadelphia 2. New York 11; Brooklyn. St. Louis 5; Pittsburgh 3.” Cincinnati 5; Chicago 5.. (Call- cd in 11th inning: on: account of darkness). ~ a TODAY'S: GAMES. National: Leagne. Cincinnati: at. Chicago; St: Louis at: Pittsburgh. New York at Brooklyn. Philadelphia. at. Boston. American League Chieago at: Sti: Louis. Detroit at Cleveland: Washington at Philadelphia. Boston at New York. STANDINGS New York. St. Louis Cincinnati Chicago Philadelphia” Voienn aqgada Ww. American. League Cleveland .. : New York Detroit .. Chicago Washingt Boston .. Philadelphia St. Louis 625 571 556 -556 500 333 222 DEMOCRATIC VOTERS OF THE TWENTY-FOURTH SENATORIAL DISTRICT OF FLORIDA é OBSERVANCE OF CHILD HEALTH DAY ON MAY 1 PRESIDENT COOLIDGE PRO- CERAIMS SAME NATIONAL EVENT. URGES CO-OPERA-) TION { f NEW YORK, April 23:—May 1 will be National: €hild Health Day. President’ Coolidge has proclaimed it.and national officials, governors and mayors have added their en- dorsements. A ream of conv:ncing statistics about the necessity of Child interested: many. earnest-minded men and really: work to make it, a. success. On the other hand, the day ean- not. be a. success: until every citi- zen. of each. community regards himself as a genuine part of the celebration. Here is the way for you, the citizen, to do it. 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