The Key West Citizen Newspaper, June 25, 1926, Page 3

FRIDAY, JUNE.25, 1926 PAGE THRER GIANTS TAKE DOUBLE HEADER ON THURSDAY WASHINGTON AMERICANS | AND NEW YORK NATIONALS START DRIVES OF MUCH SIGNIFICANCE OCIATED PRESS HEAD-} QUARTERS, June 25.—As July, the month that often decides base- bell champions, the New York Yankees are far in the van ir the American League, while Pittsburgh Cineinnati are fighting for honors in ihe National. Usually the teams leading on July 1 have captured the pennants. One notable exception was the great Boston Braves drive of 1914 which took them from last place at the opening of July to a world championship in October. Washington in the American, and New York in the National, favorites before the season start- ed, are down in the seéond divi- but yesterday started drives which may mean something. The Giants captured a double header by slugging the offerings of Philadelphia pitchers to every cor- ner of the Polo Grounds. They piled up 17 safe hits to win the first encounter, 12 to 7, and reg- istered 12 blows to make the sec- ond, 7 to 2. Knight, moundsman for the Phillies, made two homers, but his pitching failed to match his batting. Pitisburgh was in haste to catch a train out of St. Louis, and the Cardinals hammered over three runs to tie the count in the eighth. The game ended with the ninih, 3 te 3, by agreement. Washington got a double header over Philadelphia, 8 to 6 and 3 to 1, the second game being called in the sixth on aceount of rain. The Senators registered a triple play in the second game. The Yankees, with only six hits, carried Boston to 11 innings he- fore admitting defeat, 6 to 5. Lazzeri of the Yankees enjoyed a home run, triple and single for half of his team’s hivs. Chicago gained a game on the Yankees, and at the same time secured its hold on second place by beating Cleveland, 9 to 6, Falk's hit into the stands account- ing for three of the tallies, approaches, and sedes BASEBAL YESTERDAY'S RESULTS 2 J FLORIDA STATE LEAGUE Sanford, 13; Tampa, 2. St. Petersburg, 2. Sarasota, 1. Fort Myers, 4; Orlando, 0. Lakeland, 7; Bradenton, 1. Ameriean League Chicago, 9; Cleveland, 6. Washington, 8-4; Philadelphia, | 6-1. Boston, 6; New York, 5. Only three games scheduled, National League New York, 12-7; Philadelphia, St. Louis, 3 (nine Only two games scheduled, TODAY'S GAMES American League St. Louis at Chicago, Cleveland at Detroit, New York at Boston, Only three scheduled, National League Rostoh at Philadelphia. New York at Brooklyn. Cincinnati at Pittsburgh. Chicago at St. Louis. STANDINGS American League w. 43 37 L. 19 a9 31 al 32 31 39 44 New York Chicago Cleveland Philadelphia Detroit Washington St. Louis National League w. 37 34 36 $2 31 30 23 21 L. Cincinnati 26 Pittsburgh St. Louis Brooklyn Chicago New York Boston Philadelphia -586 563 500 383 350 The sun is above the horizon at the North Cape in the extreme northern part of Norway, continu- | ously from May 12 to July 29, and| even in the extreme south of Nor- way there js no darkness from the end of April to the middle of August. 587) -525/ 500} YOUNG TREVOR TO | Speeding? Aw, Chase Yourself! MEET MILLER IN Ea BOUT, ULY2) | | EXHIBITION TO BE STAGED} h AT ATHLETIC CLUB; MUCH | INTEREST CENTERS IN PRO.) | POSED MATCH | | EF Eee | Douglas “Young” Trevor, local | whirlwind, will attempt a come-; Be ead | back in a Key West ring on the| Miwkes his home in a Kansas City zoo, Probably he’s telling the cop hi night of July 2, when he meéts| has a friend in the chief's office se “Chick” Miller in the main go of }—— —— Z a . reser a fast fight card to be staged at'@ | Incidentally, it was the =| boy Miller who fought Trevor into | seoeevweveceswewvecsoccss | VICTORIOUS IN submission in a Miami ring sev-| (By Annoctated” Press) COLE MATCH | eral ‘months ago. Some. twa| NEW YORK-—Joe Dundee, Bal-| i | e i timore welterweight, technically | months prior to this bout, Bald ¥ is bs 4 SG i knocked out Mickey Walker, for | broke his wrist in a slashing battle mer champion, 8 rounds. Benny | = i jat the Athletic Clu, with Miller| Bass, Philadelphia featherweight, | OUTSTANDING igs Rha Merspaper men to- Susckd: per eilly Renee: of| PLETES SEVENTY - TWO : |New wleans, 7 rounds. arry |day that he was never in better Cook, negro lightweight, Buffalo, GRIND IN 291 owitheceoastuction sttuevcitee defeated Booth Antley, Jackson {boulevard and his muscles haye|Vile Fis. 10 rounds, Danny habdaned to such an exignit that:-he Touchstone, Miami, Fla., knocked is confident he will be able to put Ut Jack Monrae, Omahi, negro Miller away. ‘heavyweight, 4 rounds. The Key West lad has always . Rubiy Jone been a favorite in a Key West yng! SAN ANTONIO, Texas—Joe STAR COM- HOLE STROKES Press) England, June 25. American golfing ‘itish 72. 7 -hole grind 1857—Langdon Cleves, cele- |brated South Carolina statesman, died at Columbia, S. C. 8S. C., Sept. Emperor at Kiel. and a large crowd will be out to Lohman, Toledo lightweight, won eee today added ik Hr i |see him in his come-back. He is/a decision over Chuck Barnes of | 0P¢ crown to his long list of tro- | being primed for a bout with Kid'san Antonio, 9 rounds. Charlie Phies. < |India, also a Key West boy, at!Lapica, Toledo, Ohio, gained a| He completed the | some future dace. _ |deeision over George Sanderson, ! with an aggregaie of 291 strok | Miller is also. a local favorite, Hot Springs, Ark., 10 rounds. Leaving the agin ton level }and by all accounts this bout will ; Watr Jonceeiaead Satake draw one of the largest crowds| ®® eo *) atrous, Jones picked up a stroke lever attending a fistie show in TODAY’S on the 17th green and another | Key West. | ‘ | home hole, the professional taking | Kid Gareia and Battling Ponceey ANNIVERSARIES two tives io Jones’ fours. | lightweighis, will tangle up in the | z | A gallery of 4,000 saw the finish | semi-final wind-up. These two’ Ceeovccouccoosesessoeeee) of the gruelling battle in which | boys are sluggers and are working! _ 1g4g LeBaron B. Colt, United| neither of the two young Amer- | out each afternoon in preparation | staes senator from Rhode Island, | cans was able to gain ascendancy for the bout. | born at Dedham, Mass. Died at! until the finish was in sight. eee | Bristol, R. I., Aug. 18, 1824. |, Both drove perfectly at | j home hole. Watrous’ second was UBAN LUB | bunkered to the left, while Bobby's | | was safe, 15 feet from the pil many | With full knowledge from previous STADIUM T0 Lead vere ae experience of Walter Hagen’s Cee : i “*| wonderful power of recovery the OPEN JULY 5 ¥ | crowd took Jones’s 291 .as ihe | : | winning score, and no man among | Sere | 1868—The Southern Svates| the Americans in the championship NEW STRUCTURE ON DUVAL| ere readmitted pe onres poten could be a more popular victor. in Congress over the President’s STREET NOW RECEIVING | veto. FINISHING TOUCHES; BOX-) ING MATGH PLANNED ‘the German 1876-——Emperor Dom Pedro of 1916-—Corporal Victor Brazil attracted the attention of| man of American Flying.Squadron scientists to Bell’s exhibition of| wes killed in an air battle. near the telephone at the Philadelphia} Verdun. exposition. See |} 1924—Senator Walsh of Mon- tana was chosen permanent chair- man of the Democratic national convention in Madison Square Garden. The new Cuban Club siadium, adjoining the pretty Cuban Club! | building on Duval street, is now receiving its final finishing touches and will be inaugurated o9 the evening of July 5 with ove of the | finest ring progtems ever witness-; ed by the sport fans of this city, | 1903—Uherwarcpean squadron | y the clu memoery state. | ‘, 1 | The best boxing material avail-| °f the U. S. Navy was received by able in Cuba will be pitted against | one of the best punchers that can |be secured in the States for the | oceasion. 4 The arena and ring at the sta- |dium are being installed today, and it will be one of the most |elaborate and modern places of the kind in the State when thrown j open on the evening of July 6 for the original program of fistic skill and self defense. 1894—Uniied States Congress adjourned out of respect to the memory of President Carnot of France. 19 ~Conservative partyin Nova Scotia won the Provincial parliament in a landslide. PERFECTION OIL COOK STOVES Barre og AND OVENS Volley Ball Contests | re Tested and Endorsed by The Athletic Club's volley ball jteam continued its winning streak lyesterday afternoon at the ex- jpense of the Marine aggregation, | |The Athletics took three straight | gamés to win the set. Getting off to an early start in | |the first game, the Athletics won |15 to 7. 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