The Key West Citizen Newspaper, May 8, 1933, Page 3

LOPEZ HURLS — THIRTY-SIX SCOELESS, INNINGS, EX- TRA BASE HITS BY PIRATES FEATURE FIRST GAME (By JOVE) The Pirates’ winning streak was broken yesterday afternoon andj so was Quintan Lopez’ efforts to better his record of four consecu- tive shit out games. The Pitates won the first game of the scheduled doubleheader from I Fenix, 8 to 3, but met de- feat at the hands of the Young Sluggers in the nighteap 7-4. Clever direction won the contest for the Sluggers. The first game was featured by three extra base hits from the Pi- rates big guns which caused Pitch- er Sanchez, Fenix, walk out the box in the fifth inning. The blows, a home run and two three bag¢’ hits, came off the bats of Car- bonell, Pena and Castillo, who follows each other in respective order in the line-up. Quintan Loyez, the boy who has set a record which will probably md in Florida for some a led exactly 36 | sco! nings— a.total of four gam two innings yesterday. he had pitched three nine inning games and one seven. This ‘is Lopez’ official recor Quintan’s consecutive scoreless innings was,-brokey in the frame or in ‘the yesterday’s game by the Young Sluggers who successfully put, oyer one of their much practised squeeze plays with a man.an Here is the low down on that|¢ 27th inning or the third round: Armando Acevedo got on base when Henry Mayg muffed a rol- ler to seeond; he went to second on Gates’ sacrifice hit. Fruto a base on balls and the begs were leaded with no one out, Cates was fanned; Gonzalez bunted the piteher, Mayg fielded the base and tossed him out at first. Mayg realized it was too late to catch Acevedo who was scoring andj choose the surest man. Gates tried to make home on’ the play from second base, but was thrown out at the plate. F ‘The game was in favor of the Pirates until the eighth round when the Sluggers connected for seven safe blows including a triple by Bethel for a total of five runs which put the game on ice for the Teague leaders. “The box scores: Fenix ABR. Maehin, lf ..... 5. Sevilla, 3b... 1 M. Acevedo, as 5 Rodriguez, ¢ .. 5 Molina, rf 3 Baker, rf id Albury, db ... 2 A hen ere Garcia, ef Sanchez, p ... Salinero, p .... Total— 2b 8 connec porecoet cone amoecracs ecooocoraooorr ocoorceooreom > rd te eS - = — - Pirates ef fae Pr May: wey Acosta, if ...... Vidal, ¢ . Carbonell, 3b 4 Pena, ib .....'4 Castilig es . 4 Casa, Pp .. 4 A. Griifin, 6 ececn conmproren : a = cCornenhrnornmeo- ae ere | cuseerconco> ORE OREN Total— 39 8 11 27 Score by innings: Fenix . cate: 000" 400 i Pirates. . 500 030 Summary ans batted Mayg, Pena, Carbonell, Castillo, Machin, M. Acevedo; two base hits, M. Acevedo 2, Casa; three base hits, Pena, Castillo; home run, Carbonell; stolen bases, Ma- chin, Rodriguez; double — plays, Mayg and Pena; strike outs, by Sanchez 3, by Salinero 4, by Casa 8; bases on balls, vy Sanchez 1, by Casa 6; hits off pitcher, off Sanches 9 in 4 and qne-third in- nings, off Salinero 2 tm 4 and two- third innings; winning - piteher, Casa; losing pitcher, Sanchez; left on bases, Fenix 10, Pirates 6; um- pires, Garcia and Castro; scorer, Pita; time of game, 2:15, ow in, | Sluggers AB A. Acevedo, a 5 Gates, 3b... 5 Fruto, if Gates. 3b L. P. Gonszalgz, cf 3 Ingraham, « .. 4 Pellicier, p .. & Bethel, p 3 CoOerwr orem se ee SE eenanen BZ O49 OS CE Oto Suto to Total— 35 ~~ ~ 7} Pirates Peres, cf Casa, cf Mayg. 2b Acosta, if Lopez, p Carbonell, -moccen em cosoe te Houmon® oa sascvee? 3b FLORIDA ANP, oD, RELIEE WILL BE SEEN IN ACTION AT BAYNIEW PARK game, of diamondball {yi Nie) tie Rel ef ee heey will be ene fanotation that will undoubtedly have the approval of the fans. A: will pitch for an Relief, ip- mag of; for the Elorida, being loaned to, the wreckers. for this ocgasion, One of the objects of this ar- rangement is to decide & mogt question a devotees of cecil. Mans et na. = Luni tl in Or lori hy wi pee state em- phatically that the Florida team it- self is resposible for its victories, and can win with any of the slab artists who have been, performing on the mound in the past, line-ups for the ‘twe teams wilh: ‘A. Atevedo, N. Acevedo, Alb, Acevedo, W. Oates, B. Roberts, J. Hale) J,,Brady. R. Loundres, C. Lunn, L. Acosta, Machin, Garcia. third iodo : al ccoeccgonpmen™ etn nol i; \p 14)" Relief E. Ingraham, A. Lunn, R. Beth- peas 2 Rw. Wale, Fs “Sr HE “Seecdecee, The vider of ei i map, ex-movie, star, to, in, to the wonjan who bid ay most: for, him, is, re ,” film ac- quainted clubs,” where husbands and wives are bartered to the high- est bidder, at the Strand Theater. The picture is scheduled te show ing of ‘strieuy Personal centering. to bs got) there tonight. at Dot Rambeau, Dorothy ae him the first millionaire a ite = age the country a have prota money to’support me in the ‘style to which I became ac- customed: as: ‘king of. the mo- vies’.”” Hundreds of 'thousdnds of tongues -clucked throughout the world at “fragkness of his statement: ut Be ‘ne went So, far eawvehnaks SS eae oes toss wr aa 8 316 Sawyer { Castillo, Pena, hits, Fruto. Vidal the}; stolen base, eet hit, Gates; and Pena, L. Gonzalez; “Pallicier 2, Bethel i Lopes 4; strike outs, Pellicier &; hit by pitch- (Lopez, Vidal, aff pitchers, off Pel- and two-thirds in- bi 1 in 6 and one- Winning pitcher. pitcher, Lopez; Ingraham 2; umpires, ee scorer, Pita; Mme of game, 2:80. Pet. 750 625 125 = YANKS SPU DETROIT TIGERS DAVIDE HON: |, OBS IN DPUBLEHPARER 44- SO; CHICAGQ CUBR LICK, a aes x Notas BRAVES TWICE (Sassial. te The Citizen) NEW YORK, May &—The Cleveland Indians and the , New York Yankees divided honors in a double er, Cleveland taking the rst game by, a score of 7 to, 6. The score in the second was 8-4. For the first time this sea- son the Yanks bounced out of first place in the American League, on losing the first game, but climhed right back to the top again shortly afterward when they won the sec- ond game ‘of the doubleheader, The Chicago ite and the Boston co unite § = ote the doyblel they pl i Chi- eago winnil the iret, 3, with the score in the ond, 32. These games were witnessed by @ crowd of 20,000 at Chicago. The Detroit Tigers and the Washington Senators evened up matters in their double bill, the Sige igers, walking walking off with the first game by a score of 10-9, Eg [the ops in ‘the second contest ‘was 6- ’ In another double bill, the St, Louis aggregation won the first game from the Dodgers, 12 to 5, with the Brooklyn outfit or beck and. wining the nightcap, =a Chigago Cubs licked the Roston Braves in both games of 4 ubleheader, taking the first gaine by a score of 11 to 2. The result in the second contest was 5-2." These contest were witness- ed by a crowd of 35,000 fans at Boston. The New York Giants shut out the Cincinnati Reds in both games ,} 0f a double bill before a crowd of 85,009 fans in a remarkable pitch- ing exhibition. “The summaries: American League First Game At Cleveland New York R. H. E. ~ 6 85% 716 & MacFayden, W. Brown, Pennock and Dickey; Har- der, Hildebrandt and Pytlak, Second Game At Cleveland Ruffins and Dickey; Makes Bean, Conall and ‘Pytink 1 0 Rhodes, Welch and Shea; Gaston, Faber and Berry. , Second Game At Chicago Boston At Detroit Washington Crowder, Weaver, “Thomas, McAfee and Sewell Bolton; Hogsett, Bridges ‘and Hayworth. Philadelphia-: National League Fivet Game At New York Cincinnati . New York ..... Batteries: Smith and Hemsley; Hubbell and Mancuso, . Louis, rain. At New York Cincinnati -....... New York Batteries: Guinn and Lom Schumacher and Mancyso, First Game At Boston Chicago R. HE. THE SCOUT TROOP SPENDS VISIT DOUBLE BILL; — AF BOCA CHICA BOYS ACCOMPANIED SCQUTMASTER RETURN, TO CULY YESTERDAY; REPORT ENJOXABLE OUTING Eight members of: Troop.5, Boy Scouts, and, their scoutmaster, J. A. Béza, spent-the week-end camp. ing near Rocky. Point,. Baca Chica, The scouts@eft Key West Satur- day afternoon, returning home Sunday afternoon. Two jewfish were caught by the party from Boca Chica bridge. One of these was much enjoyed by-the boys as the thick juicy slices of this favorite fish were fried by Julius Camus, who joined the boys Sunday morning and acted.as epdk. The other fish, the larger of the two, was brought to the ‘city and shared by the boys and their leaders. Visitors during the day at camp included Jerry J, Trevor, troop itteem: n, who spent several} ¢ boys, and Mr. and Percy M. Roberts, . This camp was the second of the season tendered the patrol! leaders of the troop and-their assistants, and much entHusiagm is being manifested -by the-s¢outs.- Plans are under way to build a scout shanty on the camp. site. ;Permissig has) already been aon by the owner of this xty for tHe building of the to be used by the scouts on their camping trips. Besides| the scoutmaster and Julius Caiitis, the party included Scouts Jerome Berkowitz, William Middleton}~ Robert Middleton, Allan Neili Roberts, Jack Cormack, BY! e KEY WEST CITIZEN AMERICAN LEAGUE New York at Chicago, Boston at Cleveland. Washington at St. Louis, Philadelphia at Detroit. NATIONAL LEAGUE Pittsburgh at Boston. Cincinnati at, Philadelphia, Chicago at Brookl, St. Louis at New ork. ancece eonnntas CLASSIFIED COLUMN 9 0.922.99.299 9: 992.2998, Advertisements under this head will be inserted in The Citizen at the rate of 1c a word for each in- sertion, but the minimum for the first insertion in every instance is 25e. Payment for, classified advyer- tisements is invariably in advance, but regular advertisers with accounts may have their advertise- ments charged. 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