The Key West Citizen Newspaper, June 17, 1926, Page 3

TRYVRSPAY, SUNE ty 1926, TWO BASEBALL GAMES CALLED OFF YESTERDAY ' CVERCAST SKIES CAUSE GIANTS AND DODGERS TO LAY-OFF SCHEDULED A CIATED PR ther, appearing without warning, has taken come of the heat out of a seething race for ihe National League pennant. Two clubs, the G Dodgers, glanved at eky yesterday, wrapped themselves in top coats and called off their games with C:neinna.i and St. Louis, respecti giving the world champion Pittsburgh Pi- rates a chance to gain the leader- ship once again. Pittsburgh made the afternoon rather unpleasan. for the youthful Joe Genewich, of the B Braves, who will remain in Ne England for some _ time despite Tumors that he was traded. They pounded Joe’s services for 11 hits, every member of the attacking erew gaining at leas. one safety in the six to three victory. Chicago remained in the run- ning by subduing the P' 4 to 1, with a collection of 17 while the Phillies could regist only four from ‘he delivery of John Blake, Hack Wilson and and the overcast IN CONTESTS! OCCct seen e sore Te CALENDAR OF SPORTS SCececccececssoscecocecoes RACING key Club, at Aqueduct. Meeting of Kentucky Club, at Lato of Fairmount Jockey Club, a olinsville. Meet of Moutreal Clab, at Montreal. Jockey Driving SHOOTING California State trapshooting tournament opens at Del Monte. Annual Interna:ional Horse how opens at Otymp‘a, London TR Anglo-Ameri 1en’s interna- i team match, at Fastbourne, England Women’s international team match for Wightraan irophy, at Wimble Army-Navy-Marine Corps cham- pionship tournzment, at Philadel phia. GOLF Qualifying rounds for open championship. Southern amateur championship tournament, at Me pale S. British BOXING Carpentier vs. Tommy Loughran,, 10 rownds, at Philadel- | Phia. George BOBBY JONES MAKES "Youngest Southern Champ Meeting of Queens County Joe-/ THE oe WEST a | household. i Flashes of Life Veeesesoovoroeccececcece (By Axsoctated Press) BRUSSELS—No seissors have touched the hair of Queen Eliza- be.h. Insistent rumors is that Bel- ium’s queen has had her hair hingted, bobbed or cropped, but are denied in a statement from an official spokesman of the royal * « NEW YORK — Icebergs w blamed for the quick drop of degrees in the tempers yesterday. Several shi have reported sighting icebergs in the Atlantie within 1,000 miles of New York. wwe GREENVILLE, shouted “fire” in a dream; . C.—Someone Jack | Extine jumped from a hotel win- dow and was killed. och NEW YORK—The Rev. Frank f. O’Reilly, a Roman Catholic | priest, has sued George M- Cohan and others for $500, oem alle ‘The O'Brien Girl” wa pla ized from his play called Saw.” “Buzz | Saw. * 2 * WASHINGTON — Senator Blease, South Carolina, believes that “so-called education” has ruined the farmer. “Whe cotton hand gets a smatterir an education, he has got to be a | preacher with a long-tailed and a beaver hat, or a docto something, and he won’t work,” he told the senate. ee ee e . LA oe one ‘MAKE PARACHUTE LEAPS TO SAFETY (By Associated Press) DAYTON, 0.4 June 17.—Lieut. | James T. Hutchinson and P. H. | Stanley, army air service observer, | teday made parachute leaps to | safety from a burning plane 4,000 | feet above the village of Osborne. | White Enameled Combinets, these are the better grade (Slop Jars), special for Saturday at jonly $1.00. White Enameled on jheavy steel base, a combinet of |quality, only $1.00—one day sale jonly. Come early and avoid the jrush. See window display. 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The *Pector for the State Department eee es an alleged picturé of Drunkards is a sect, whose reputa- of Agriculture. | the Madonna y Raphael rie! 7 haa boon, ee aoe which tion is known all over the country. a afterward destroyed by five. — | Nurses of three London hos DAYTONA BEACH-=It was‘cer:, pitals refused to wearsstif€ colla putariates eames jand défied their superiors to dis-, ; tainly tough on Reuben Gillis, 28, | Pye Son on Trial miss them. when the poliee jhere. Gillis had been trying jvaliantly to commit suicide, the 5 “3 \authorities said. He attempted to | a, beat himself to death with a club. | | & oee In fact, he tried so hard that the | * : ‘ poliée finally took’ him intg cus-| Phone Mrs. tody for disorderly conduct. CONSTANTINOPLE Sugar beoileggers again are active in CLEANED & BLOCKED When her husband, who paints steeples and flagpoles for a living, was | Conslantineple. The government’s hurt tn a traffic accident, Mrs. F. C. 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American League Washington at St. Louis, i RE Phila hia at Detroit. | ending . meter New York at Chicago. 3 TALLAHASSEE, Boston at Cleveland. Fla.—V. #. Eouis 36 room where his trial for his life on & Boston 16 40 286) Murder charge is new getting under No nade eS We have a number of used cars that must be National League | SE PUES disposed of to make room for new models. It will be to the advantage of the buyer to look F. H. SOLOMON there cars over before making purchases else- where. See this list. Sheet Metal Work ; CALL PHONE 621-W HAYNES TOURING . $775 CHEVROLET TOURING .............. 550 3 FORD TOURING, each . ads Om CADILLAC TOURING .................. 400 FORD SEDAN 325 These cars have been newly painted and thor- oughly reconditioned. National League St: Louis at Boston. Chicago at Brooklyn. purgh at New York. nnati at Philadelphia. 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