The Key West Citizen Newspaper, June 4, 1926, Page 3

‘PIRATES THREE GAMES BEHIND CINCINNATI TEAM GIANTS RESTORE PERCENT- AGE MARK FIVE HUNDRED BY TRIUMPH OVER PHILA- DELPHIA ASSOCIATED PRESS HEAD- QUARTERS, June 4.—Duplicat- ing the smashing drive of 1925,| which lifted them from pit to pinnacle, the Pirates once more have brought off a mighty push from an eighth place get-away to pound low at the portals of National League leadership. In second place, after a sensa- tional spurt, which yesterday dis- lodged the Chicago Cubs, the Pi- rates today stood only three full games behind the leading Cincin- nati Reds. The climb of the cham- pions thus has matched almost toa day their pace of a year ago, since! it in the first week of June,| 1 , that the Pirates landed in the contending position. They re- mained there until the first week ef July, then they went out in front to show the waly for the re- mainder of the season, except for one week in August. While Piteher Yde was checking the Wind City bid yesterday, 3 to 2, the pace-makers ran into a riot- ing hub grigade which had batter- ed and bruised Brooklyn Wednes- day. Redland forces, playing the first game of an eastern invasion, fared no»better than the Robins, breaking under a storm of base hite which extended Boston’s run total to 38 for three games, Wally P’pp replied to the assault with a counter attack of four: hits, but figures at the finish; showed an overwhelming vote in favor of the tail enders, 12 to 5. The nts restored their per- centage mark to .500 by another triumph over the Phillies, 10 to 5, their fourth of the five game series. The result gave the standing an- other shakeup, pushing McGraw’s team past the Cardinals to tie Brooklyn for fourth place, and placing the seventh-place Quak- ers on the brink of the cellar. ~ The Yanks finished their eastern ecampagn with a parting cuff at the Red Sox, 8 to 5, extending their advantage over the second place Athletics to seven and a half | games, Two drives“ by Ruth “into the right field stands, the Babe’s 17th and 18th of the-season, ae- counted for five of the “Yankes’s runs. The Sox could gather oniy three safe blows off the delivery of | Thomas. Seseceevcor<s<sseeseseee FIGHT RESULTS | CP Ceweevevecvcenecotecee (By Ansocinted Prens) NEW YORK — Tod~ Morgan, Seattle, world junior lightweight champion, scored a_ technical . knockout over Steve Sullivan, New York, 6 rounds, Jack Delaney, light heavyweight, seored technical | knockout over Tommy Burns De- troit, 2 rounds | es 6 8 | PASADENA, Calif. — Ernie | Hood, Pasadena flyweight, won a! decision over Jimmy Lucas, Navy flyweight champion, 8 rounds, Seecerscccvcssccosveseses | CALENDAR OF SPORTS: . RACING—Meeting of West-| chester Racing Association, at Bel- mont Park. Meeting of Kentucky Jockey Clab, at Latonia. Meeting of Fairmount Jockey Club, at Col- linsville. Meeting of Manitoba Jockey Club, at Montreal. TENNIS—French hard courts} championships, at Paris. | GOLF~ Anglo-American profes- sional mate at Virginia Water, Surrey. Maryland women’s cham- pionship tournament, at Elkridge. New, Jersey amateur championship tournament, at Deal, TRACK ‘Twenty-second na- tional scholastic championships; at Chicago. * BOXING — Louis (Kid) Kaplan vs. Billy White, 10 rounds, at Jer- of Aind, Japan, ad- 1 faces so much that their own faces to make them appear whiskered. The Smyrna Collége for Girls, where there were almost no Turk- ish students before the War, now has an enrollment of 290. girls, of whom 270 are Turkish, The next time you need paint see me for prices. Largest stock in town. Pure Linseed Oil, Tur- pentine, Red Seal Zinc, Dutch Boy White Lead, Anti Trust Lead, Semi-Paste Paint, Lucas Combina- tion Lead and Zine. Thousand gallons of Ready Mixed Paints, Floor Stains, etc. ware Store. June 4-2¢ lates OUT OUR WAY BASEBALL Veeccevccccccocccccccoes YESTERDAY'S RESULTS | FLORIDA STATE LEAGUE.” MOOR NECK ? WELL, STAND | Sanford, 10. Tampa, 0. Fort Myers, 3; Orlando, 1. | St. Petersburg, 8; Sarasota, 1. | Lakeland, 5; Bradenton, 3. American League Detroit, 3; Cleveland New York, 8; Boston, Chicago at St. Louis, rain. Only three scheduled. THE KEY WEST CITIZEN TTS A TRICK, KEKHIN YYES, Tats ONE A_HOT CHIP BEFORE IT GiITS DOWN INTO YouR SocK! IF YOu DONT PULL YouR SHIRT OUT IT'LL BURN Your NECK, AND IF YOU DO PULL YOUR SHIRT / OuT ITLL BoRN MOUR ANKLE. National League New York, 10; Phi Boston, 12; Cineinn: delphia Pittsburgh, 3; Chicago, 2. Only three scheduled. TODAY'S GAMES American League Detroit at Cleveland. Only one game scheduled. National League New York at Brooklyn. Cnicinnati at Boston. Chicago at Pittsburgh. St. Louis at Philadelphia. PAGE THREE By Williams Faneral Services Are HOT ARGOMENT TL Held Yesterday For a Mrs. Eliza Knowles AUNANS LIKE TO GET OFF MY CHEST! ITS ONE Time. YOoR STOMMICIt BACK BONE! Following the funeral service yesterday afternoon in St. Paul’s Episcopal chureh, the body of |Mrs. Eliza A. Knowles, an aged and highly esteemed lady of this jeity who died at her home here | Wednesday evening, was laid to rest in the city cemetery. George ; Crittenton, lay reader of the Episcopal church, officiated at \the service. | Mexico City h women’s | clubs. no PEACHES Georgia Peal {ning Elbe Crate For You Write for quantity prices to GRIMES BROKERAGE CO. Kimball House A What's The Difference REN A COBBLER AND A SHOE REBUILDERt answer is found in the work turned out by this shop Bring Your Shoe Repair Work H Oo. K. SHOE SHOP The STANDINGS American League Nel York Philadelphia Chicago Washington ..... z a Detroit _... Cleveland St. Louis .. Boston .... . Pittsburgh Cincinnati Chicago New York ... Brooklyn ...... Philadelphia Boston . National League 24 24 21 24 Weeks 34 12 28 21 25 22 24 22 25 23 23° 24 15 31 13 29 CHIPS. | HOT -739 | -532| peeecvccccccececsssecee i beige Veeseseceoecececeoeceses Sta! 1326 | em Abilene (cloudy) | «ty 310; P Atlata (cloudy) | ANNAPOLIS—Cupid has been’ Rocton (clear) jbusy at the Naval Academy. More| Gharteston it coady) |than ten per cent of this year’s) Chicago (clear) Pet. | graduating class plan to marry at Corpus Christi (cleay) -571 | once. | Dodge City (cloudy) 564 —_— | Galveston (pt. cloudy) 558 TRENTON, N. J.—Gov. Moore’ Hatteras (raining) bil says he favors return to -bread| Huron (clear) °"* and water diet and the imposition! Jack#onville (clear) -500 | of other forms of severe punish-| KEY WEST (cloudy) -49@\ ment for refractory prisoners. in| Louisville (cloudy) . -386 | order to maintain observation of Miami (cloudy) .833 |regulations at the state prison. New Orleans (clear) New York (pt. cloudy) Asxoctated Press) WwW. L. 18 17 19 4 23 21 25 27 28 22 17 14 j : | NEW -YORK—The - past has St- Louis (pt. cloudy) DEMPSEY T0 |Sruck at Charles Howard Capen, ; Tampa (clear) .::....%.. jof Port Richmond,’S. I.> 4His wife Washington (cloudy) Peccescccccsscccecoscce si Flashes of Life THE WEATHER Tem. 66 68 48) * 74 46 6 * Texas eastward | Screen Wire, 36-in. ‘obtained a divorce diseretions of her Panama 20 years age. alleging SELECT CAMP FOR TRAINING WASHINGTON—A has \been born to Representative and son CHAMPION MAKES PREPARA. |M?s. Hamilton Fish, Jr., of New | | York. TIONS IN CONNECTION FOR | COMING BOUT NEXT FALL, ALBANY, N. -¥.—Being a governor’s daughter has its com- WITH UNKNOWN ASPIRANT pensations. The office of the icity clerk was closed yesterday when Emily Josephine Smith and (Ny Associated Ureax John Adams Warner applied for COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo., ‘heir license to wed Saturday. A June 4.—Jack Dempsey. world’s deputy, however, reopened the of- heavyweight boxing champion, to- <ice end issued the document. day expects to make a final selec- Se ebuk ba Dhl peanne teh oat| CHICAGO—Now’ that their ing bout next fall with an oppon- honeymoon is over, Mrs. Hugh Sok da be aieaad. Miller must go back to the sixth Still showing the effects of his 8¥@de, schools s Her husband recent illness, Dempsey said he| Wants to compromise and teach felt fine, and added that he wasth's 15-year-old bride at home. already gaining back some of the weight he had lost. ca a scales about 190 MOM’N POP : Radiator and Hood Covers for! Ford Cars. Green painted Porch! shades. Mrs. Potts’ Sad Irons, | three to-set, handle and: stand, at! $1.75 per set. Ploor Sweeping —_ Brushes, Mops and Handles. 12-| } h Woed Rasp, 25 ‘cents each. | wide, at 24) Albury’s Hard-} GEEF YOURE THe LEVER sAwW— cents per yard. | ware Store. | June 4-2t! ——— Highest Prices Paid || Por Second Hand Furniture and |) | Household Goods LITTLE STORE | AROUND CORNER j 509 WILLIAM ST. | husband ins GID_YAP - Bowser | STUBBORNEST DOG \aivoyap -1L Say! Williston (clear) Bobbie Watkins Starts Werk Today In Building — of New Boat For Pilots Bobbie Watkins, famous boat builder, started work today in the building of a new) pilot boat for Captain Luther Pinder and Captain Eugene Key West's! Tew Loans, ©1926 GY NEA SERVICE, INC. Ce SS ES eS HORSE WEATHER CONDITIONS Except a shallow trough of * low pressure covering the Gulf States, Georgia and the *| * Carolinas, pressure is above * normal east of the Rocky Mountain plateau, with the aximum over the extreme 24 hours there were mostly * light, over belt extending *| * from Oklahoma and northern to Virgini and North Carolina;, els * where the weather was fair. While the thermal changes * * were unimportant it is some- * what cooler in the.middle ‘At- lantic States and in the rain belt previously noted. peratures continue materialiy below the seasonal over the country north of the South Atlantic and Gulf States. The winds will be moderate *; * southerly over the Florida Keys tonight and Saturday. H. BOYER, in Charge. * = Tem- Offi ae eee ee arene ewes! Knight, pilots on the Key West ar. The dimensions of the vessel will be 45 feet over all, with an 11-foot beam, to be built of white ecdar planking and an all ma- hogany frame. The new boat wil be used on the Key West ber by its owners, and will be equipped with high- powered engines, with all other neeessary fixtures for the opera- tion of the vessel whieh will be worthy in every respect. Headwork Reap or Weep, which will it be? | Whether it’s dollars or tears is.en- tirely up to you. The next time you build or repair see Albury for | prices. Have just unloaded one eatload of Windows, Door, Sash, | Fancy Front Door: Stair Balusters, S' Columns, 24 different sizes of | Windows in two, four and twelve) light, Blinds, Blind Deors. Latest} des'gns in Builders’ Hardware. Albury’s Hardware Store. | June 4-2t! By Taylor Ss ai MAY -MY— WHAT A NICE : LITTLE HORSIE You WAVE — HERE'S A WEINER ~ PUPPY * : R iis Te —_ city, d Queen Wilhelmina of the Neth- erlands is very fond of animals— so fond that she declines to patron- ize any sport Which involves the slaughter of those in the royal pre- serves. In Switzerland the bride on her wedding day will permit no one, }not even her parents, to kiss her! on the lips. Mme. de Pompadour once, for a wager, wore radishes in her hair at a court festivity. At the next social function at court, most of the ladies made their heads into vegetable garde! tre most among actresses. re contractions Mary, it popular name Next in number aid, is of Eleanor. FOR REAL ESTATE AND RENTALS SEE THE KEY WEST INVESTMENT CO. 124 DUVAL STREET PHONE No. 688-W. WM. CATES, Manager. IF | AM ELECTED TO THE STATE SENATE, I PLEDGE THE VOTERS OF MONROE COUNTY TO WORK FOR: State Aid for Roa Pipe Li d Right of W. Betier Transportation Service. The prompt completion of the Tamiami Trail. Extending of City Limits to include F. E. C. the Island of Key West. Any necessary local legislation. for same. properties on I have no connections which will embarrass me with any of the large corporations or individuals, Ff H. LADD, Candidate for State Senator, 24th District, State of. Florida. Other statements will follow as subjects may arise. | HERE are scores of buyer: a! over Key West and along the Florida Keys who are waiting for your advertise- ment to appear in The Citizen. They may not know they are waiting; you may not know it. : But put your ad in and see what happens. “Buddy” is not only a remarkable truck at the price, but a remarkable truck at any price. It exactly meets light delivery needs in power, capa- nda ble service, long life, low operating cost, and || FURNITURE RENOVATED, |] Upholstered and Refinished. Mattresses Made Over Parlor Cushions Made W. R. Garing, 509 William St. ~ PLEASE, Ma'am — MAY L HAVE A WEINER ~ Too ? } PHONE 348 JOHN C. PARK Plumber and Supplies IN NEW LOCATION Albury's Hard-|! 328 Simonton Street \, (SuRE. Daguint — ee” Other Medes 4 end 6 Cmdr Monee 1 Ton Speed Track 16 Tom Speed Tracts 14-2 Tom Speed Track sired 2063 Yam, 34-4 Tow ry Pencager To ha 48 Rew fob Dafa, pas we MELTZER & NAVARRO AUTO CO.) 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