The Key West Citizen Newspaper, July 1, 1926, Page 3

t 2 PIPIZAZPALAA LALLA ALAAL ED H | | Under the circumstances, how-| sckets. New York Yankees, 5 to 4, Jim|fested in the several bouts arrang-! STANDINGS ever, Miller is reigning a slight fa-| PLUMBER * ane — fda Waist bands, Q Poole got a homer in the sixth, and! 44 4, take pl Mond | American League |vorite: = i > f Sheet Metal Work 5 : a, ei ‘ ¥? * Pei ad be ergs aes in the ninth doubled. with bases dat Pd cratacaaadniahel | L. Pet.|. 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From these we eae garments on our own patterns and finivh singles. ‘ on this day owing io the fact that | Washington .. 83 .500|ing a come-back, | them complete in our own sewing and tailoring departments. : 4 Ed. Wells, serving for Detroit, couch falls on Sunday thi | St. Lou's 42 .391| One pice that is atl aaa LUGG AGE ; - - cee a | peel distributed eight St. Louis hits ay | Boston 41 .379/ a large following is this boy | = FROM COTTON BOLL. TO YOU THURSDAY, JULY 1, 1926. NEW FACES ARE APPEARING DAILY IN BALL CLUBS TAYLOR OF WASHINGTON AGGREGATION HITS HOME RUN AND TWO SINGLES ON; INITIAL DAY ASSOCIATED PRESS HEAD- | QUARTERS, Juiy 1.—New faces are appearing daily with the major league baseball clubs in their ef- forts to overtake or keep down cheir foes. s Joe Bush now is a Pirate, and Pittsburgh hopes for better pitch-| ing from him than Washington got. Jimmy Johnston has made his first appearance in a Giant uniform as a pinch hitter. Neis has been sent to Buffalo by the Braves, and, the Giants have sent Cote, this year’s Holy Cross cap- tain, to: Toledo. Taylor, Washington's outfielder from Buffalo, hit a home run and two singles in his first appearance with the. Senators yesterday. Goslin made a homer and three singles. Washington ’ won .from ihe Red Sox, 8 to 5. Enabling the Macks to beat the carefully, and won 4 io 1. Fifteen innings were required for the New York Giants to down THE KEY WEST CITIZEN ‘BOXING BOUT AT CUBAN CLUB | GRANTHAM TO BE SEEN IN MAIN GO OF EVENING’S PROGRAM There will be an excellent box- ing card put on Monday evening, | July 5, at the Cuban Club Stadium Duval on street, Manuel and Flinty Grantham will |be seen in the main bout of the | evening’s program, which will be| |a scheduled: ien-round go. Young Franks and Moreno Castro will entertain the crowd | in the semi-final to be staged, |this being an eight-round set-to, |which also gives promise of being | interesting throughout Considerable interest is mani- year, From. all indications there will | MONDAY NIGHT! | YOUNG MANUEL AND FLINTY | when Young! FLORIDA STATE LEAGUE Orlando, 0; Lakeland, 1. | Breadenton, 6; Sanford, 11. | Ft. Myers, 8;.St. Petersburg, 2. , Sarsota at Tampa, rain. American League Chieago, 8; Clevéland, 11. Washinton, 8; Boston, 5. | New York, 4; Philadelphia, 5. Detroit, 4; St. Louis, 1 National League Cincinnati, 8-4; Chieago, 2-9. | St. Louis, 6; Pi.tsburgh, 2. Boston, 6. New York, 7 (15 in- nings). | Philadelphia, 9; Brooklyn, 11. TODAY'S GAMES American League Chieago at St. Louis. Boston at Philadelphia. Washington at ‘New York. Only games scheduled. \ National League | Philadelphia at» Boston. New York at Brooklyn. St.Louis at Pitisburgh. Cincinnati at Chicago. National League i - WwW. L. | life. STAGESETFOR BOXING BOUT _ FRIDAY NIGHT TREVOR-MILLER EXHIBITION; IS LOOKED FORWARD TO; WITH MUCH OTHER EVENTS | | No ring contest in years has ex- | | cited more interest in Key West {than the fray between the two} | fast stepping lightweights, Doug- ‘las “Young” ‘Trevor, of Key West, and “Chikie” Miller, of Chi- | cago, the main attraction on an unusual good card to be staged at the Athletic Club arena tomorrow | night. There is no easy picking of a | winner in this bout. It is one of those rare contests in which even| j the men closer to the boxers will | not know much more than the | bootblack on the street about their respective chances. | If “Chick” Miller had not scor-/ ed a technical knockout over; | Trevor ip a Miami ring several | months ago the “wise fellows’ | would now be picking Trevor. | way of thinking that he is going; to giye Miller the drubbing of his He isn’t cocky or conceited, INTEREST; | | Above is shown Tornado“ i | | 1 were killed and} Three people much property when a tornado hit Clarinda, Ia. was destroyed | the ruins of a house in a residential section of | the town; below is the wreck of | @ motor car that was carried sev-| eral yards from where it was parked and dropped bottom side | up. | F.H. SOLOMON [, | | | i Before You Buy Your ineaege | | Wiggins, | rounds. 1 (Ry Associated Presa) “CLEVELAND —Billy Wallace, Cleveland, beat California, 10 rounds.. Johnny! Datto, , Cleveland, knocked ont | Bricky Ryan, Pittsburgh, 1 cound. ota te 7 ‘KEY WEST TIN SHOP, WILMINGTON, Calif.—Sailor Jimmy Byrne, former heavy- weight, won a decision over Chuck of Indanapolis, 10 several open safety pins to win a} ! 75-cent*bét,-Henry Vaughan sub-| Babe Herman, | mitted toan operation for their re-! moval, | “Everything | Cor. SWALLOWS PINS ON BET ° G. C. ROBERTS Dealer in General Merchandise LONDON — After — swallowing} WALTER’S GALVANIZED TIN SHINGLES Cernell Wall Board,» Sash, Doors, Blinds, Carey’s Cement Roofing. H. B. Davis 100 Per Cent Pure Paint and Oils. PHONE 240 William and Caroline Sts. JAS. A. FEENEY, Prop. | Sheet Metal” Thomas and Southard Sts.’ | ! cyacnee " Attest Garments Represent = ii ao *e ‘ih a | bz o~ The Utmost in Service and Appearance at a at Moderate Price. ft Lullwater Men’s and Boys’ Pants are as carefully cut and tailored as any custom-made wearing ap- " parel. ‘This assures good appear- ance in addition to long and sat- isfactory service. They are made up in Hongkong and Khaki for service and sport wear and in white duck for service, dress or sport. All seams are double sewed, Pockets are deep and of ' thé Boston Braves, 7 to 6, Fred| \(Cineinnati . 42 26 but he isn’t’ doubtful about win- See Our Line of Lindstrom: made! a homer which} °® 2% Unusually large number at St. Louis . 30 ning either. A man in that | TRUN i i K tied the count in the thirteenth. | tending the fight card scheduled, | Pit.sburgh 30 of mind is doubly hard to beat. KS SUITCASES | - He started the final inning rally| . | Brooklyn 31 Regardless of the outcome, how- | BAGS with a single. with the management of the sta- i Chicago 32 j ever, the fans will witness a serap | ;. Fi i full of action and one that will & ‘The great Lullwater Mills with their immense annual output, are co: reduction units within Gaius whee repeal dium promising.an evening of SL dtaiacobt 26 | not be marred by the cry of seks pao ee | : bear greta convening oy sume into high-grade finished pearing direct peg dealer Brooklyn got 17 safeiies and the| entertainment to all who attend. | Boston 25 42 | “fight. f ; s | | be ciemasoi ~ sbidiemea's saying , Get eequalated tht Lalleeter ‘Hap, x Phillies 16, four of which were! .. | Battling Ponce and Kid Garcia, HIGHEST GRADE OF LEATHER | 7 WHEN ALL THE FAMILY WEAR LULLWATER GARMENTS, ECONOMY home runs, one by Herman of i | the semi-finalists, wound up their GooDs ka COMFORT AND GOOD APPEARANCE ARE ASSURED Dn Brooklyn und two by Harper, and THE WEATHER | training this afternoon with a light “ovetgioha® Show FRE hen : one by Wrightstone of Philadel- } workout. Ponce, although the fa. Durable—Stylish MANUFACTURING t phia. Herman’s homer was due to eocccvceseccesancccccces| re e| Vorite, will meet a tough boy in urable—Stylish—Comfort — | ee] COMPANY . ing i - Garcia. Both of these boys are Sieatotits = fea, Banneloe etn: the Oe ee il Tem. |p. & 0. 8. S. Miami, Captain consistent serappers and fireworks ° we — Thomson, Ga. Atlanta, Ga, i. Gineinnati divided a’ double-|, 0. Ce 70 Albury, arrived from Havana at galore are looked for in this bout. 0: K. Shoe Shop s ' header’ with Chicago, permitting} Atlnta. (clear) 68 5:00 p. m, yesterday, with 100! ‘Two corking good preliminaries WALTER T. CANDLER, President the Cardinals, .who , defeated the | Boston (clear) ... G2. passengers and U, S. mail. | will serve as curtain raisers to the /611 Duval St. Phone 328| Pirates, to gain half a game. The| Charleston (cloudy) 16 main aitraetions, lp i Reds captured the first contest be-| Chicago (pt. cloudy) . 58) iM Fr se & car iPad Rt —— PILI IIIa. hiad Luque, 3 to 2, but bowed to} Corpus Christi (cloud PY Asis 1, Captain Harrington, ar- ' < the hitting of Chicago’ in thfe’wec: | pNP Aemevasa eg 0 ‘rived from Havana at 5:00 p.m, wo . CALENDAR OF SPORTS ond, 9 to 4. é The’ Pirates loss by a score of 6 to 2 was their sixth straight, and the-second set-back for Meadows. COSC ooeresceeneseeeeoocs RACING ‘ Meeting of Queens County Joc- 70 78 14 66 Dodge City (pt. cloudy) - Galveston (clear)... Hatteras (cloudy) . Huron (raining) Jacksonville (pt. cloudy) - 70 KEY WEST (clear) .. 78 Louisville (clear). . - 68 Miami (raining) ... 72 New Orleans (clear) 76 New York (clear) 66 | yesterday with 14 cars, and sailed , for Havana at 10:30 p, m. with 26 | ears exports, Rea, oF F. E. 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C. cor ferry Joseph R./South Florida arenas, announces} VARNISH Club, at Collinsville. —: Parrott, Captain Harrington, will |that he is retiring from the Ying & Meeting of Back River Jockey 4 s+ s+ 56022 2 ¢ »; srive from Havana this afternoon |and will battle no more. ! ° Club, at Montreal. i* »| With cars, and will sail for Ha-| gixi says his mother has pre-| . 2 aa Hs o} ane toy 10:30 p. m. with 26 cars vailed upon him to quit the ring! s ee? we G tia on the, WHO'S CRAZY Now?” = bahia so often and so long, and his en-| oyal enle egal ,» on ee 3 ” . Annual Dominion Day regatta at|* (this year) put more dollars *|/21™% Captain Ward, will arrive | o°Ts 0) to comply with her re.| Paronio. 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