The Key West Citizen Newspaper, May 15, 1933, Page 3

LOSE TWICE IN DOUBLEHEADER | DEFEATED IN inst GAME PLAYED BY CLUGGERS, AND. DOWHED BY PIRATES SECOND CONTEST (By JOYE) El Fenix lost another double- header yesterday. - It was beaten by the Sluggers in the first game 5-6 and downed by Pirates in the nightcap 4 to 3. The Young Sluggers were easy ictors in the initial contest. md scored six runs on four hits, four bases on balls, a _ sacrifice bunt and two errors. El Fenjx! ever did catch up with the lead, | nk Salinero, Fenix star mounds- me was not jn usyal form. ¢ second game was interest- ‘ing all the wait trourh, The Pi- ates d to put over three Ge gar in the first inning on four safe hits, two errors and a stolen base. After that, Pitcher San- ‘chez beared down and the scoring ceased for the Pirates. In the qeantime El Fenix tied the count by seoring one fun in each the second and third frame,’ ‘while scored the tying run in th ary round: siete ‘est Cateher ‘Griffin. _ : ‘The game did not remain in a knot very long, however. . Cy! Griffin, second man to face chez in the tenth frame, poled ont # homer to break up thé‘ game. © Gabriel Garcia, Fenix, also hit mi wp art NeESOOHH ont omowerosand ro mon dos HocoRPHS 27 _ = ~ 9 i. i 1 i 2 9 0 1 1 9 0 CO AAD Se ws cRrroocooraoPr a a 2 Fe oo innings : oe os 000 910— 7 002 020— & in, Gates ae at fi 5 two el, + home run, G. rae on y Balniero 6; struck out, by Bethel 5, by Salinero 6; hit by pitched ‘Sevilla, A ©. Griffin, ¢ . 5 oa it, ot going in the first three innings’ GIANTS DEFEAT STUMP LANES AND PIRATES; PHILS | GRUNT BONES WILL | "A MEET | LOSE TO DODGERS THURSDAY, |SIX FOURSQMES FOR GOLF | MATCH; GREAT " INTEREST MANIFESTED; — EXCITING: EXHIBITIONS LOOKED FOR | CLEVELAND INDIANS REGAIN LEAD. BY BEATING PHIL- ADELPHIA TWICE; YANKS AND BROWNS SPLIT RAMES i The Golf course this Thursday} | 5 z afternoon will be the scene of! Cleveland Indians regained t e} thi ¢ th ti tch jleague lead by beating the Ath- J AROLIEE OF MROSe sxejting matches! j leties in both games of a double-| Which have created: great interest | jheader. Oral Hildebrandt regis-| among the Key West golf fratern-; tered his fifth consecutive victory ity, when Willie Watkins’ Stump} without a defeat, and his PG ty cs tain endeavors to ! shut-out°of the season in the first jz game. Clint Brown marked up his|back and defeat the fast from Grunt Bone Alley. fourth win the second game. The St. Louis Browns and the} Leading the Grunt Bone bar-| New York Yankees divided hon-|sa¢0 will be Mayor Bill Malone,! elle | ops ib dopbiebender. Bd Well) | with Sam Goldsmith will op. (Special to The Citizen) NEW YORK, May 15.—The! come team | acquired by the Browns from New York only jrecently pitched the St. Louis veitory. The New York- ers’ big inning in the second game was the third, when Lazerri clout- ed for the circuit with three mates on base. The Red Sox and the Tigers split ia-double bill, while the Chi-|. sox also divided honors with the oppose Bob Stowers and Ctem! Price in the first foursome from{ the tee. Johnny Kirschenbaum, local pro, and Melvin Russell will oppose Bob Spottswood and Willie Kemp, from Stump Lane. Other players and their team- ings are as follows: the Grunt Nats in a twin bill, with the Braves and Carde taking a game apiece in their doubleheader. fhe New York Giants triumph- Bone Alley’ players being -named first: -* BE. Yates and Otto Kirchheiner vs. Willie Watkins‘and} Russell Kerr. Joe Lopez and Ed- Sled over the Pittsburgh Pirates, | die. Strunk. vs. , William Demeritt| {and the Reds won two games from|and Chas. Ketchum. Geotge’Brooks| the Cubs, with the Dodgers defeat-|and Curry Harris against Berlin Sebosonn s- oY ing the Phillies. The summaries: American League First Game At Detroit R. HE. Boston 6 9 0 Detroit 12623 Batterie: Ferrell; Bridges, Wyat Second Game At Detroit Boston’ Detroit Batteries: H. Johnson, and Ferrell; Marberry and Hay- worth, At St. Louis New York St. Louis 5 8 2 Batteries: Ruffing and Dickey; Wells-and Shea. R. H, E. 1-9 0 R. H. E. 912 2 g| those of long , experience—Miss Sawyer and Tim Pittman. Mrs. Warren and: Elizabeth’ Sharpley ys. Mrs.’Price and Mrs. Lester. The match expected to attract; the largest gallery will be that! between Brooks-Harris vs. Saw-', yer - Pittman.. Sawyer has been’ doing some wonderful shooting! lately and is expected to be at the} top of his form Thursday. “Radio training makes Screen snecess. That. at least, is the opinion of William Seiter, Hollywood di- reetor, after working with Kate Smith in her starring picture, “Hello Everybody!”, showing to- night at the Strand Theater. it is from a story. written. especially for her by Fannie Hurst. Unlike most players—pven for Soyith. never. missed..a line, either earsals oy during . actual Pacis of the picture, Seiter found. Amazed at this fact, he “|¢ommented on it to the star. “Well,” she said. “I suppose 9| it’s due to the fact that I’ve had At Cleveland Philadelphia and Cochrane; Brown and, Myat 299999999999999099999 Faosinie Of Dr. The above is a facsimile of the. Ph D. diploma of Dr. S. W. Rog- ers, who, it is shown, is now pre- , pared to fit students for college classes; to raise the grades of teachers, and also perform summer school work. Dr. Rogers has eight diplomas, four of which are from Emory, two from Emory College and two} jfrom Emory University, Georgia, the record ‘shows. He is a Scot- tish Rite Mason. During the last ananseneses Rogers Diploma eoebancveccscebvossgovetes two years Dr. Rogers has had two graduates in the business school, one in bookkeeping and the other in shorthand. It is also. shown that he has taught boys and girls from the primary department to college. classes, young men and married men, young ladies and married ladies. Dr. Rogers conducts his school at the corner of Grinell'and Wash- ington streets. AMERICAN LEAGUE Cleveland at, Philadelphia. (Only game scheduled.) NATIONAL LEAGUE Philadelphia at Pittsburgh. CKiicago at Cincinnati. (Only’ games scheduled.) to develop my memory in my radio work. You see, I know over 500 songs, and I have to keep both the words and music in mind all the time.” In “Hello. Everybody!” Miss Smith plays the role of a farm girl who accepts a radio contract to raise funds to enable her snd a-group of her neighbors to car- ry on a legal battle with a power company which is attempting to appropriate their lands for a hy- dro-electric development. She sings four new songs written es- pecially for her. Clab— Cleveland . New York Washington Chicago Detroit Philadelphia St. Louis Boston Club— Pittsburgh - New York . 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