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

RDINALS ARE VICTORIOUS IN LIVELY CONTEST TS DOWN BROOKLYN IN ‘DEFEATS THE CLEVELAND Es BUNCH n the Na- ern teams pace. The situa- ican circuit is the setting the in the Amer: St. Louis Cardinals, which fted poorly, made the first di- n of the National all western day by defeating the league- ing Cincinnati Reds for the i straight time. d Brooklyn lew York G Cin ith Chi third. en runs in the eighth inning the Cardinals their 8 to 5 m over the Reds. Hornsby, enow and Bottomley worked iple play, ul Florence, recruit catcher Giants, supplied a circuit which downed Brooklyn for third straight timé, five to A Dodger rally in the drove Fitzsimmons to cover, immy Ring finished the bat- into fifth nnati remains at the igo second, and the mmy Wilson, catcher for the put five hits, including a run and a double, into his ‘s 13 to 7 victory over,the n Braves, Four Boston pit- suffered 18 safe blows. 1 Boston Red Sox almost the winning streak of the meces, which now has reached nes, After Sam Jones had hammered all over the park e fifth and sixth, Braxton ed to hold the Bostonians his mates gathered enough pato win, 9 to 8. troit gained a 7 to 6 victory er Cleveland, when Benny Karr lakened in the fifth. Before the sania was over the Tigers had ad five runs, Another run in the. wenth gave them the con- ; i | bs a i: # *e eeee LL eee RDAY'S RESULTS FLORIDA STATE LEAGUE Bt. Petersburg, 4, 1; Ft. Myers (second 7 innings agreed). rlando, a radenton, er, rain. American League’ roit, 7; Cleveland, hiladel phi: $ shington, 1, New York, 9; Boston, 8. Only three scheduled. National League jelphia, 1 ! jew York, 5; y’ Bt. Louis, 8; Cincinnati, 5 Pittsburgh at Chicago, rain. TODAY'S GAMES American League Detrgit at Chicago. eveland at St. Louis. lelphia at Washington, three scheduled. National Leaguo York at Boston. oklyn at Philadelphia. ‘ago at Pittsburg’ Louis at Cincinn, STANDINGS American League t ‘ork 10 ington 18 and 17 jelphia 18 om 18 19 27 uis 28 ; ees. National League Ww. L. mati 24 14 21.18 gh 19 16 6 is - 21-19 .525 { yn 18 12 .614 New York 18 20 .474 Philadelphia 14 21 .400 ; Boston .. 10 35 .222 For Plastering, Stucco and a Cement Work SEE GATES COMPANY - 428 Simonton Street | Phone 697-W + RSDAY, MAY 27, 1926. IRD STRAIGHT. DETROIT | ton star, was elminated by Licut. | West Point Ace | One of the star members of the West Point lacrosse team 1s “Speedy” Daly fabove) who also stars on the hockey | and football aggregations. Daly a1 | his nickname implies. 1s fast ane swings a mean weapon. His oom in Hartford, Conn. | | ‘GOLF MATCHES | |AMERICAN AND BRITISH | CHAMPIONS PAR- TICIPATING any MUIRFIELD, Scotland, May 27. |—The victories in their morning rounds looked for, Bobby Jones, |4merican champion, and Robert Harris, British title holder, were Verpectad to clash this afternoon in one of the outstanding matches of the British amateur golf tourna- ; ment. | If Jones should eliminate Harris, | the British see little hope of stop- | ping the Americans, who have a, | chance to place three men in the |penultimate round tomorrow af- ternoon. Charles Brower, former Prince- ton star, and Watts Gunn, of At- Associated Press) the biggest obstacle is W. A. Murray, a member of the British | Walker Cup teams in 1923-24, Gunn defeated G. Seymour Noon, five and three. Grant Peacock of New York. was eliminated this morning. Jess Sweetzer defeated J. D. McCormack, former Irish cham- pion, four and three, Charles Brower, former Prince- ; Commander H. who | finished two up. Bobby Jones defeated J. Birnie, 7 and 6, McMaster, RIGHT RESULTS — (My Associated Press) TOLEDO Jimmy — Mendo, Cleveland, defeated Joe Lucas, Detroit, 12 round CALENDAR OF SPORTS. ; RACING—Meeting of West- chester ing Association, at Bel- mont Park. Meeting of Kentucky Jockey Club at Louisville. Meet- ing of Ontario Jockey Club, at Toronto, Meeting of Back River Jockey Club, at Montreal. - Southern women’s ship tournament, at | Asheville. TENNIS—Old Dominion cham- |pionship tournament, at Rich- | mond, Va. ole money and other s from the cornerstone of church at Somerset, Pa. IF it's Lumber, Cement, P’ WE HAVE | IN SCOTLAND lanta, are in the top quarter, where . 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