The Key West Citizen Newspaper, June 19, 1926, Page 3

. ee SATURDAY, JUNE 19, 1926. FAMOUSBABE SANFORD TAKES RUTH DROPS TWO GAMESFROM INBATTING TAMPA FRIDAY YANKEES IS ST. PETERSBURG AGGREGA- TION DEFEATS SARASOTA GULLS IN INTERESTING EX- HIBITION YESTERDAY MEUSEL . OF LEADING MAJOR LEAGUE) WITH) GOOD MARGIN | 1 | BASE STEALERS ASSOCIATED PRESS HEAD- CHICAGO, June 19,—The New! QUARTERS, June 19.—Sanford ¢s with four of the ten|'2® 4s string of straight wins to ‘ {ten in the Florida State League ers and four of the | yesterday by winning two pitchers’ ters in their league, | battles from the Tampa Smokers are still the class oi the major|by scores of 1 to 0 and 2 to 1, league baschall teams but exeept| the lasi game going ten innings. An eight-inning rally, which nt races ave tightening up.| netted five runs gave the St. pe Ruth dropped a few points| Petersburg Saints another game in his batting total this week but | f'9™m the Sarasota Gulls, 6 to 3. till leads the American League|_, ot Myers continued | their papileek, has 22 hamexs toward a| Suaeing and won from Orlando, |7 to 4. : Re ete ae George Cusack, veteran Lake- ies of. Betrolt eitiwred| hurler, was effective in the pinches and the Highlanders nine hits in six gaw | trounced Bradenton, 3 to 1. ed into second pl. i ean League. Th a have the ‘only .300 hitting team in| either lea In th are 0 ters as the keague leading of the three leading s! ler at the top with . nor in third p! the regulars Hornsby, | the St. Louis slugger, just man-| ages to get into the first ten with -330, Jim Vottomley, of St. Lou ads the National League four-base hitters with ten, Hack Wils in seventh place + among the National hitters is close be- hind Bottomley with nine round trips. | Meusel, of the Yankees, leads the major league base stealers| with thirteen, Cuyler, of the Pirates, holds the National League rank with twelve. Frankie Frisch, ef the Giants, is on Cuyler’s heels | with\eleven stolen bases. In the | American league, second place ior. flee is divided between Mos- til, zo, and Sam Rice, Wash- ington, with ten each. When the pitcting records are combined. with the hitting totals, the secret of the Yankees spurt is clear, for the three leading pitch- ers of the regular moundsmen are Meyt, Pennock and Shocker of the} Hugmen. Hoyt and Pennock have won ten each and Shocker nine. | Thomas and Lyons, of Chieago, are | wong the regulars with six ven victories each. in the National circuit, $ bent ona clean slate of | seven vi Rhem, of the Cardinal in victories with ten, but is charged with one de- feat. Khem is well up among the strike-cut tossers with 35, al-| though Dazzy Vance holds the} first place in turning them back, | as usual, with 49. | The veteran, Wa has two strike Gly Anseciated Press) | ten leading for their phenomenal showing, the in BASEBALL YESTERDAY'S RESULTS | . there } rly 300 hit- in FLORIDA STATE LEAGUE Fort Myers, 7. Orlando, 4 Lakeland, 3; Bradenton, 1., Sanford 1-2; Tampa, 0-1. St. Petersburg, Sarasota, 3. American League Washington, 4; St. Louis, 3. Philadelphia, 12; Detroit, 2. New York, 10; Chicago, 2. Cleveland, 6; Boston, 2. .359, among National League Pittsburgh, 8; New York, 3. Cincinnati, 13; Philadelph' Chicago, 6; Brooklyn, 2. Si. Louis-Boston, rain, a TODAY’S GAMES . can League Washington at St. Louis, Philadelphia at Detroit. New York at Chicago. Boston at Cleveland. National League Pittsburgh at New York. Cincinnati at Philadelphia, Chicago at Brooklyn, St. Louis at Boston. STANDINGS American League W. Le Pet. 2:10: 018 27 27 27 29 32 37 42 New York .... Philadelphia Chicago Cleveland Washington Detroit St. Louis Bos.on record, 550 550 491 475 883 276 National League WwW. 32 30 32 29 2T 29 22 20 L. 24 23 26 27 27 29 30 Pet, 671 566 552 518 500 Toman | Cineinnati S than Vanee, | pittsburgh 51, hut Lefty Groves, of the Ath-| Chiesa” ‘ar in the lead in the Beng ; lyn .. major leagues with 88, even though New York he is only fifty-fifty. on victories | Boston » Seven each, \_ | Philadelphia , Ruth leads both! tallies, and = Ty| nd him with 56. leads the} Presa) SAN FRANCISCO—Bud Tay- lor, Terre Haute bantamweight, won a decision over “California” Joe Lynch, 10 rounds. e 8 HAGEN OVERCOMES MITCHELL’S LEAD. ated Presn) Eng., June Wat JERSEY CITY—Tiger Flowers, Staging one of the fighting rallies | f Georgia, world’s middleweight ce Walter champion, defeated Young Bob Hagin, American professional, to-| Fitzsimmons, a heavyweight, 10 day overcame Abe Mitchell's lead | TUNG. George Cook, Australian of four hotles, gained yesterday, | 0e8v¥eight, outpointed Harold in their match for unofficial match play honors and 600 pounds a| side. Hagen was one hole in the! Foad at the end of this morning's} 18 holes. This afternoon’s play} wil decide the match. | FIRST EVENT OF _ FAIRMONT DERBY (My Axsectated Press) COLLINVILLE, June 19°—With Hts a . id Bootto Boot, R. Bradley's Idle ally predicted to which he is famous, Regulars To Meet Liberties In Game Here On Sunday | Paul G. Albury, Key West's | popular baseball player and pro- moter, announces a game of base- {ball that will take place tomorrow lafternoon, beginning at 3 o'clock, at the Key West Barracks grounds betwecn the Regulars and Liber- ties. Manager Albury states that both 1 derby of the | teams will be there with full line- sy Club is to bejups, and an interesting exhibition punt Park, near is promised all who attend. e winner of the nm revives the long y grudge, East ver- tive an added WOMEN EARN $10.00 DAILY, |selling the “Medical Adviser.” | Unfolds secrets of married happi- ness, often revealed too late. 1008 page, cloth-bound book, illustrat- led, some colored plates. Chap- ners specially priced for next | ters on Mother and Babe, Nursing, ¥ quarts. If you! Accidents, First Aid, What to do vuntain Freezer) in Sickness. Retails for $1.00. t week get here early Monday/ Sales enormous. Enclose 40c for quoted over) a copy (special agent's price). pury’s Hardware| Medical Press, 653 Washington jni9/ St., Buffalo, N. Y. tanding sus West, purse of White Mountain Ice Cream 557) 500, 423 | | | F. E. C. Car Ferry Joseph R.| Parrott, Capt. Harrington, will! arrive from Havana this afternoon | with ears and will sail for Havana! Sunday night. F. E. C. Car Ferry Henry M.! Flagler, Capt. Hansen, will ar- rive from Havana this evening with | ‘ears and will sail for Havana Sun-} |day night. | P, & Q. S. S. Governor Cobb, | Capt. Phelan, will arrive from! Port Tampa Monday morning and} will sail for Havana at 8:30 a. m. with passengers and U. 5. mail. Miami, Captain ved from Havana at 5 :P. me J rday with 201 passen- gers and U. S. mail. F, FE. C. Car Ferry Joseph R. Parrott, Capt. Harrington, ar. rived from Havana at 5:30 p. m.| yesterday with. 16 cars and sailed | for Havana last night “ with 26 cars. FE. C iar Ferry Henry M Flagler, Capt. Hansen, arrived from Havana at 7:15 p. m. yester- day with 21 cars of imports and/ sailed for Havana with 26 cars. 1 | F. E. C. Car Ferry Estrada! ‘Palma, Capt. Ward, arrived from! ; Havana this morning with cars. | The Winston-Salem Twins, which has been bringing up the rear inghhe Piedmont League race, | recenily? surprised the fans by | scoring sfive home runs in one } i THE KEY WEST CITIZEN PAGE THRER THE WEATHER | Tem. | 64| 72) 60} 74} 52) Stations Abilene (faining) Atlanta (cloudy) Boston (pt. cloudy) Charlesion (clear) Chicago (clear) Corpus Christi (clopdy) 78 Dodge City (cloudy) 54 Galveston (pt. cloudy) . 80) Hatteras (clear) 66) Huron (pt. cloudy) 54) Jacksonville (clear) 74) KEY WEST (cloudy) 80 Louisville (raining) 62 Miami (clear) a Orleans (clear) . Louis (cloudy) Tampa (clear) Washington (cloudy) Williston (raining) Delegation of Elks To Attend Chicago Convention In July Judge Jefferson B. Browne, Arthur Gomez and G. N. Goshorn | will go from Key West to attend | the grand lodge of the Elks, which convenes July 12 in Chicago.| Judge Browne is a member of the} grand lodge and a member of the pardon committee. Mr. Gomez,| being past exalted ruler of the Key West lodge, is also a member of the grand lodge. Mr. Goshorn will go as a representative of the! Key West lodge. SPECIAL for next week, June 21 to June 26, White Mountain Ice Cream Freezers, Absolutely! no prices given over the telephone. | Albury’s Hardware Store. jnl9) eed Column Advertisements under this head) | will be inserted in The Citizen at) | the rate of le a word for each in-| | sertion, but the minimum for the | first insertion in every instance is 25e. Advertisers should ‘give their | street address as well as their tele- phone number if they desire re-| | sults. | Payments for classified adver-. tisements is invariably in advance,’ but regular advertisers with ledger! accounts may have their advertise- | ments charged. | FOR RENT | Furnished. apartment, modern con- veniences. 1126 Von Phister | strect. June 7-12tx | FURNISHED apartinents; modern conveniences. 503 Duval street. 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