The Key West Citizen Newspaper, May 31, 1933, Page 3

WEDNESDAY, MAY 81, 1933. DOUBLEHEADERS FEATURE ALL BIG LEAGUE CONTESTS AUSTRALIAN ‘NEW ‘GUARD’ PLANNED (ity Ansoctated Press) SYDNEY, May 81.—2fforts fare being” made to establish a fascist organization in Australia. Erie’ Campbell, Australian New CARDINALS TAKE TWIN BILL | Guara, @ patriotic organization, is FROM CINCINNATI; PHILA.) DELPHIA WINS’ TWICE FROM BOSTON RED SOX (Special to The Citizen) NEW YORK, May 31,—All 6f the games played in both the American and National - Leagues were doubleheaders, although the second’ game ‘scheduled between Washington and New York was called off on aceount of wet grounds. The first game was also cut short due te fain. In the one game played, the Yanks beat the Senators, 3 te 2. The Athletics took both games of a twin bill from the Boston Red Sox, The night cap went 12 innings, and the tatter part was played in the rain, The Indians and Chisox divided honors in a double bill, the C'! cago outfit taking the first After being held practically pow- erless and defeated in the opener, The Indians broke loose and car-{ ried off the honors in the night- | b ‘The Detroit Tigers won one and lost pith 3 St... , Loujs Browns. ition took the first pote: Errors played an opening coh ego mt in abel runs i @ second inning rally were the result of misplays, and two errors figured a Tiger eighth- inning rally. Detroit outhit the Browns. The second game was @ duel between Hebert and Sor- rell. The New York Giants divided honors with. the Brooklyn Dodgers twin bill, with the Phillies out the Braves. The Cai dinals won two games from Cinci nd the Bues split with. the ler and Spencer; Durham and Batty. R. HE, 523 8 815 0 Batteries: Brown and Pytlak; Gregory and Grube, Heving. _ First Game At Detroit RB. H. BE. a, eR Bae . 810 Hadley and Ruel; Fischet and’ secaboapa R. H, E. b 210 2 Batteries: ‘Malone and Hartnett; | Meine and Padden. At Pittsburgh Chicago . At New York | teuring Germany, Poland and Italy examining similar move- ments there, It is expeeted that when he re- turns te Australia the New Guard will abandon. the passive role it assumed after last year’s defeat of sotialistic candidatés at the polls. ee Ef the goveriiment bans the re- vamped. fascist organization as an illegal body, members say it prob- ably will betrafisformed into a Geovaescoesst “The. Fighting | Gentleman,” which .is showing tonight at the Strand Theater, gives the audience an opportunity to decide which brand of blonde they prefer. Wil- liam Collier, Jr.; who bas the title role, has two beauteous creatures to beguile him in the persons of | @ Josephine Dunn and Natalie Moor- head. The former is a glorious golden blonde beauty, while the latter is a member of the newest school of knock-em-down and call- em-outplatinum sitens. Josephine Dunn has posed for many of the country’s leading il- [Justrators and°coVer artists Who find her golden hair hot the least of her physical charms. The warm golden glints whieh sparkle like burnished gold‘ ate thought, by some artists, to be Warmer and more seductive to men—yet others eodntend that"the ~éold pristine beauty of the platinum blonde, of which order Miss Moorhead is an outstanding example, has a certain added quality of aloofness which drives.men to do foolish things. In the film Buster Collier is married to Josephine Dunn but fiids the charm of Natalie Moor- head dangerously interesting. The complications which ensue are far too exciting. to divulge — and should be ‘seen: to be appreicated. At all events it will give you and your best beau an opportunity to decide which he prefers so you can 3] decide which brand to be next AMERICAN LEAGUE Chub-— L. Pet. New York . 12 667 Washin, 17.675 Philadelphi 16 .568 Cleveland . 19.637 Chicago . 18 .526 Detroit . 28 .410 St. Louis 25.390 Boston . 25 .342 NATIONAL LEAGUE Club— Ww. Pittsburgh . 24 St. Louis 25 New York . 21 Chicago 21 Cincinnati 20 Pet. 832 610 568 -512 488 4d 416 AMERICAN LEAGUE New, York at’ Washington. ( game scheduled.) NATIONAL LEAGUE Chicago-at Pittsburgh. Boston at Philadelphia: Brooklyn at New York. (Only — seheduled:) } Carleton and nnd Wilson. Second Game Cincinnati Manion; Hallahan and Wilson. Road MaptoChicayo’s World’s Fair f THE KEY WEST CITIZEN CLASSIFIED | COLUMN | | Advertisements under this cal: 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. 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