The Key West Citizen Newspaper, June 21, 1926, Page 3

MONDAY, JUNE 21, 1926 MAKING READY FOR BIG RACE OVER THAMES EVERYTHING COMPLETE FOR REGAT. Ti DUAL tA GETWEE CREWS OF iD YALE HARVARD A n., June Thames Onn, on and first when The row YW, the held 1s over yeav route af 1in ene shift ul Wor- rowed there an from barge: to- on the Con field. ‘Phe | pringfield taken t time has remained of one when, af-| n suspended t was held river, plion 11918 cont a two-mile distance. d fate in the last , the crews did ion. In| at all, colleg au- ved of student! had otball game the | the | 1 dual comp did not meet which been! cordingly, rianged to d crew row at , Which it aig, being | Penn- third and Columbia | ale missed the! the two | ud made a two- Ithacans. race, with Yale} { third, | it with the vith arr th f angements and was the vie- and) arvard lon, it 1ell_ to of Cornell’s the previc Crimson us y won, with 1 third. Yale has wing thirty- but regatta re- ale he Crim- contests. For this time, Columbia at beaten Yale race, of war, in 7 one Regin- ht, ale favorite but sant md Corderry, had taken resigned, ty without Yal time of e Rochester a W te @ fa game the the winning hitter York who has Yank in hitting for the turning BASEBALL < ! Detr 3 the | THE KEY WEST crTizeN PAGE THREES BASEBALL CLUBS REGULARS TRIM ‘CLOSELY BUNCHED LIBERTIES IN GAME ON SUNDAY PAUL ALEURY’S Joins s Yanks reeo ST. LOUIS CARDINALS ARE BUT HALF A GAME BEHIND LIVELY AG- GREGATION SCORES VIC. ASSOCIATED TCRY N SPECTACULAR EX Qus PRESS HEAD- - Front HIBITION ond - ten - minute the after- » how of ba ates by one poi played at sar yesterday ry’s lively buneh Cardingls behin were but half noon, of | eu Libe ion by a secure the Regu- ies in fine 3 to 0. made up the! Regulars, while, immed the 1 of the Cardina vasion contlud . Sherdel shut ou ool lyn 9 to 0, St. Louis won 11 of is in the east, Pittsiu » over che Giunts, rolling ap 11 bin- "Igles for eight runs. Kiki Cuyler fought one theoughout. : ‘Tenteria.nd 40,000 fans by poling], There number of signed My the | out a homer with one on in the|f#tuxe plays reecrded during the | led Mis nine | ya, game, and the evening’s exhibition | last two seasone,; Cincinnati and Ghicago split, the |Of the national spoit was thorough- in an average of 486 | Reds winning five to one aud losing the large crowd in Jered one of the greatest | four to three. \Nehf made his in the season. t for the Reds in the sec-| be another game pounded out of|played on Sunday between the he box in-one third of an inning.|same two tear.s when another ex- | The Yankees lost the final game|cellent game is looked for, { i Gray and e Lattery He! rved in| acity for the being a hard- Tony Medina s George “Kiddo” Davis, lea ond left fielder of the University baseball t ies, game Nev were a been ees. is has ly enjoyed by attendance. There will cece ined | » Winning} ees national gymnastic cham-j : will be held at Philadel- 25. Washington, 4, Philadelphia, 3. | ae New York, 3. Cleve land, ; Boston, 0. Louis, 5 Detro National Pittsburgh, 8; New York, 0. St. Louis, 9; Brooklyn, 0. Cincinnati, 6-3. Chicago, 1-4. Others not scheduled. TODAY'S GAMES | American 1 ague Cleveland at Chicago. : [CALENDAR OF — St. Louis at Detroit. Boston ai Philadelphia. Only three scheduled. National League lof the 4 yn trip to the wie | |Sox at Chicago,-4 to ¢ 7 «| league leaders, however, NOTES OF SPORT TERDAY'S RESULTS | ground away from how ‘tug ues of fifteen ene ean oe ee Six errors by the Athletics pav- | ae eign Henipte: led the way Cor their downfall be-| ‘The fore the Tigers by 8 to 3, giving] pionshiy both clubs an even break in the! phia on “dune four-game series, a Miller won the decision from The University of Montana has! imach in itching f us) comple.ed a new athletic field at a League d took the series final! cost of $25,000. from the Sox, 1 to 0. - | At St. Louis the Browns handed! Between 1,500 and 2,000 ath- Johnson hs seventh straight de-| jets are expected to take part in| feat in.defeating Washington 5! ithe Olympic games at Amsterdam tort. in 1928. | peeeevescssce-sraz~secee | : ; The tournament of ihe Western! Canada Cricket Association to be| ee held at Edmonton in early August expected to give great impetus to the sport in the Canadian West. Joc ee The Greenville Spinners have been rattling along with a com- fortable lead in the Souch Atlan tie League race. Jockey SENTENCED TO HANG OCTOBER 15) (By Asse. Meeting of Queens County key Club, av Aqueduct. Brooklyn at Boston. Philadelphia at New York. Chicago at C.ncinnati. Only three scheduled. Meeting pf Kentucky Jockey Club, at Latonia. Meeting of Fairmount STANDINGS Club, at Collinsville. American League WwW. GOLF British open championship, 43 ytham and St. Anne’s. ROBERVALE, Quebec, June a4 5 ‘bas British women’s championsh’p|21.—-Mrs. Emily Sprague Gallop 34 1543] oe ns arlech, Wales. has been sentenced to hang Octo- Ps Northwest 15 the murder of her; nd, Abraham Gallop, last ar. She is'40 years old. Gallop died at He Maligne un. der conditions. His was exhumed and traces of | trychnine were found in the! . . Visciera. The witn for the! championship own, r Simpson, testified Mrs. Gallop confessed that he poisoned her husband because he did not love him, She said he told him that it was he whom she (loved and asked him to marry her. at ed Prese) New Y Cleveland Philadelphia ber for amateur sippi amateur cham- t St. Louis. Valley Tri-State ;mén’s tournament, at Omaha. | Kentucky women’s champior L. Pet, | Ship opens at Lou'sville, 25.583, Oh'o amateur 23 582, opens at Cleveland. 26.574 : “509 TENNIS 500 English Golden Jubilee .482) ment opens at Wimbledon. -400| Western championship ment opens at Indianapolis. Great Lakes championship tour opens at Buffalo. Washington 25 Louis 25 Boston 17 we picious National League Ww. ‘ineinnati I burgh St. Louis Chicago Brooklyn New York Joston Philadelphia 28 29 tourna tourna se PAINT! Viscount Willingdon, who is to, Mmen become the nex. Governor-General of Canada, an outstanding cricketer, both at school and the) university, having captained the eleven both at Eton and Cam- bridge. ug {TOL W E, a combination of lead and zine, 100 per cent white. Special for 15 days only at $18.00 per hundred pounds. In order to introduce this well known brand { am going to sell pure linseed oil j phy, 15 rounds Orleans. | at a reduced price. In order to se- | dan Maloney vessel, 12) cure this grea: reduction in paint there are no Manchester, N. H. oil, it will t ry to purchase s or baselines on the field} + !50 Ibs. of this combination lead whieh lacrosse is played, the! The Los Angeles team, which and not over eight gal encl a being that of has been leading the P. ic Coast oil to every 100 pounds. F which is six feet| League, won 14 out of the 19 Hardware Store. | games played on its 1 ad trip. June 21-3t BOXING Tommy Freeman vs. Pinky Mit chell, 10 rounds, at Cleveland, Charlie Feraci vs. Tommy Mur ns Unlik rounds, houndarie on most games, P nece and z Albury’ eeoccsse oT HAT MEANS BRADLEY! COOCCOSHOSEESETODOSOOOEEOS ESOS OSESEEESELESOCCESERD BAGGENBAGGA WINNING LATONIA DERBY WITH BOOT TO BOOT SECOND It’s getting to be “one-two” or r with E.R owner of the Idle Hour farm, b For the fifth time this season Baggenbaggage winning with B t 2 i It was the third big derby Bradle) x ’ rs being «he which went to Bubbling Over wit! with Boot to F pieture shows Kentucky ' nb red prominent sportaman and and si turing the Latonia Derby, Kentucky event renbages: second. 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