The Key West Citizen Newspaper, April 27, 1926, Page 3

TUESDAY, APRIL 27, 1926. DAILY IN MAJOR BASEBALL CLUBS PITCHING STAFF. SHOWS GREAT. STRENGTH WITH AND WITHOUT USE OF RESIN BALL SANFORD WINS OVER LAKELAND IN BASEBALL SARASOTA GULLS BREAK) WINNING STREAK OF FORT MYERS; MANY FEATURES) RECORDED IN CONTESTS ' ASSOCIATED PRESS HEAD- (Wy Ansoetated Prenn) | QUARTERS, April © 27,—Early ASSOCIATED PRESS HEAD-| seasonpitching.in the majors has! QUARTERS, April 27,—Orlandoj{ proved exeeptionally.-#rong, with] touched three Tampa pitchers to} and, without’ the resin’ ball. Four: ! win from the Smokers yesterday, hit games, have « been produced | & to ©. Charlie Allen’s erew gath-; daily. j ered seven safeties off Trenchard, | La They're Together Now | oli 5 EE Tuesday Evening Bridge Club Will Meet At Miss Maloney’s Home The _ Tuesday evening bridge club will-meet at the home of Miss Betty Maloney on Simonton street. ‘The members of the club who will be present are: Misses Mabel Sharpley, Eliza- beth Sharpley, Tima Louise Garthside, Mary Curtis Williams, Mary Phillips, Mrs. Harry - Jones and Mrs. Knight Johnson. kh hkckdidiahd HATS OF ALL KINDS But yesterday Joe Shaute, of does not recognise the little mesh but the~ Bulld Jer kept his! Cleveland, serving in a league on 2! log hurler kept his! hits well scattered. He received! gilt-edged support from his team! bag stood out with a six-hit con-| mates whose fielding was.a factor. | test over the St. Louis Browns. His conquest was easy, for his mates pounded the ball for 12 scores, the highest total’of the day. Home runs came from the bats of Sewell, suima and Jamieson. The Lrowns made five misplays, thzeé of them by Lamotte. Washington found the Red Sox easy with Dutch Reuther account- ing for his third’ straight victory by-& six to fwo score.. Goslin led the-attack with four singles while Bluege inserted a brace of doubles, Ehmke. knocked out of the box by the Yankees last week, was the Senators’ victim. Manush’s homer in the opening inning was the best Detroit could do against Chicago and the White Sex won. five to one. The Chica- ns bunched their safeties in the . Fletchers’ Phillies, with Mitchell serving his left handed spit-ball, over the New York Giants, 6 to 5, in an 11-inning ¢ontest with Philadelphia. Cy Williams registered a home ran in the first. inning. Frank a triple, double and a the only Giant to southpaw. Pirates regained their hit- ing eyes after a long lapse and slugged out an eight’ to six vic- ry over the Chicago Qubs. :Cuy- ‘safely three tints and Tray- » Wright and MeInnis twice Meadows and Oldham did the ind for Pittsburgh and Cooper, zy Blake and Root for the f Cincinnati defeated: St. Louis’ fn ten innings on seven > hits, The Saints tried desperately to! break into the winning column on! their home grounds but dropped a} Here ere Wilbert Robinso:: ig therny to Bradenton. It was) 204 i the ae tee Poly the fourth straight defeat for St.) 1 a Petersburg and first blood for the) ‘McGinalty hurting for (he M: . Growers on their initial appear- “Iron Man” Joe due ty ius u:...5 to pitch double-headers/*~ CLEANED & BLOCKED Ladies’ and Gentlemen's Hats Made to Order soe -teGinnity, president-manager gers. Years ago ghey were tur the Baltimore Orioles and nts. McGinnity was°_nows es GEORGE’S HAT SHOP 608 DUVAL ST. ance in the Sunshine City, Braden-| — ton’s winning markers resulted) gaeccecccevecessooccoses| from a triple by Rymer, a single; i: by Wood anda double by Hall. ; Sanford defeated Lakeland, 10! to 9, in a swatfest.. The Celery Feds bunched their hits in the fourth and rolled up seven runs while Spraul, the Highlander hurl-} er; was fretting around in the other trying to get his bearings. | After that Spraul managed to get)” his, feet on the ground but the/ damage had already been done. Four moundsmen were on the fir- ing line’ for Sanford. Fort Myers winning streak was broken by the Sarasota Gulls who found Hernandez and Williams for | 18 safe bingles and took the series opener, ten to five. Lanning was} ‘effective except in the fourth when, Fort Myers pushed four runs; across. | ~ ARRIVE JUNE 18 es ARMY OFFICER 'TO RELIEVE seachidap atk i tla ‘ Chieago at Detroit. - * “CAPTAN MAHER AT | Boston at Washington. BARRACKS tees pececcccovescoesessooeus YESTERDAY’S RESULTS “American League Cleveland 12; St. Louis 1. Chieago 5; Detroit 1. Washington 6; Boston 2. Philadelphia at New York, cold. National League Philadelphia 6; New York. 5. Cincinnati 3; St. Louis 2. Pittsburgh 8; Chicago 6, Brooklyn-Boston, cold. TODAY’S GAMES National League Brooklyn at Boston. 4 New York at Philadelphia. Pittsburgh at Chicago. St. Louis at Cincinnati. Philadelphia at New York. STANDINGS. three to two, Walker making four of them: ~~ drove*-aeross of the Cardinals, were costly, ¥ } ‘DEMOCRATIC VOTERS * SENATORIAL DISTRICT. for re-election to the Flor- nw aol » the Demoeratic primary. i u ate I pledge that the terminals will be placed back within the cor- porate limits of the City of Key which shall govern me in the Sen- . ate. I solicit the support of the Democratic voters of this Dis- trict. WILLIAM H. MALONE. (Paid Political Advt.) DIRECTOR OF TOBACCO COMPANY DIES TODAY (By Asnoctated Press) NEW YORK, April 27.—-Robert | B, Dula, director of the Liggett nd Myers Tobacco Company, died today at his Park avenue home. j Allan B. Cleare & Company ‘Wholesale Grocers and Commission Merchants 511 FRONT STREET P. O. Box 13 ‘Bey West, Fis. |! pts nd tay} ; Nati Capt. Joseph B. Varela, new ‘commanding officdy for Key West -and. successor to “Capt. laher, will arrive June 18 to relieve Captain Maher. Captain Maher will' proceed to Tallahassee to take the state bar) Brooklyn examination June 22. based Pittsburgh . standing the examination, Captain ‘Maher will go'to New York where ee -he will join Mrs. Maher. and the children and they will sail from for Panama, s Captain Varela has been ordered to Key West from Fort Monroe, Va., from the twelfth coast artil- lery, harbor defenses, Chesapeake | Boston Bay. Detroit He was born in 1883 in New! philadelphia York ond is a graduate of the!g¢ Louis coast artillery school of 1925. He entered the service during the world war as first lieutenant in| 4), from the Pacific coast the coast artillery reserve and af- seek continent to New York ter the war was promoted to last year only 267 were damaged 636 613 545) 588 600 1333 | Philadelphia \Chicago . | St. Louis 273; L. Pet. Cleveland . Chicago . Washington 127 615) 538. ALT 364 -338 -308 | Out of 264,041 cases of eggs | that British typewwriters as good’ | ery Office, for instance, has prom-| | SOSOCCCCSeecerse0Cese000 The rate of infant mortality \in lexico City is five times that of New York, owing to the ignorance of Mexican parents in the care of their children. i Green Lantern Tea Room Fleming St. Next To Archer’s Grocery Miss Jennie. Larson, Mgr. TIFT’S ICE CREAM, (Plain or Toasted) Egg and Olive Lettuce Tomato Chieken Salad SALADS ‘ Chicken 25¢ DRINKS Soda 5e Ginger Ale 10c Chocolate Milk - 10¢ Lolly. Pops... -10¢ Tea 10c Coffee 10¢ Cocoa 10c CURB SERVICE Potato 15¢ Channel—Western “Tri- angle Buoy 5, ‘reported dragged from its position, was replaced on its proper position April 24, 1926.) Buoy List, 7th District, 1925, page 31. “By direction of the Commission-| er of Lighthouses. ‘ WM. W. DEMERITT, Superintendent of Lighthouses. ‘Let The Artman Press. print it. 2 IN 1 WHITE POLISH Best Polishes For White Kids GOODYEAR SHOE SHOP 612 DUVAL ST. etter nents iF 1 AM ELECTED TO THE STATE SENATE; ! PLEDGE THE YOTERS OF MONROE COUNTY TO WORK FOR: State Aid for Roads. Pipe Line and Right of Way for same. Better Transportation Service. The prompt completion of the Tamiami Trail. Extending of City Limits to include F. E. C. properties on the Island of Key West. Any neeessary local legislation. Other statements will follow as subjects may arise. I have no connections which will embarrass me with any of the large corporations or individuals, i. : F. H. LADD. .., Gandidate for State Senator, 24th District, State of Florida. | CALENDAR OF SPORTS SSCSCCO COSTES SCOEESECOSO RACING—Meeting of Harford Breeders’ Association, at Havre de Grace. Meeting of. Kentucky Racing Association, at Lexington. Meeting of Juarez Jockey Club, at} Juarez, Mexico. LACROSSE — ©xford - Cam- bridge vs. Stevens Institute, at Hoboken, N. J. : GOLF—Women’s metropolitan} invitation tournament, at Atlantic City. Inventory Taken On Lighthouse Supplies At Key West Station Between $40,000 and $50,000 worth of stock is kept here by the commerce department, according}, to a statement issued by ~ the} seventh lighthouse district. Inventory of stock and stores of lighthouse supplies of the igeventh district has just been taken, The total amount of supplies includes" all miscellaneous stock but not the cost of buoys. t es - AMERICAN TYPEWRITERS HIT; | The American typewriter has; ‘ fallen under the ban of the Prince of Wales’ dictum, “Buy British) | goods first and all the time,” but: with a proviso. The condition is, | be found.’ Parliament’s prom | ised to try to make the change,’ but confesses that out of 18,000; typewriters used in government offices, only “50 ate British and the others American. jSTAR ELECTRIC COMPANY GREYBURN PINDER, Manager * House Wiring, Repairs of all Kinds Electrical Work Done Promptly Phone 754 731 Raton St. captain. in traris‘t. 1 AY F MESSUH, THESE MERE CHARACTUA ANALHSTS 1S SURE RLOOKIN' THER BEST ST ANEN “THEY IGNORE f PANTS. 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