The Key West Citizen Newspaper, July 5, 1933, Page 3

WEDNESDAY, JULY 5, 1933. ALL TWIN BILLS IN BIG LEAGUES FOURTH OF JULY CHAMPION YANKEES BOW TO {Ne TAKE TWO FROM Ph YORK GIANTS NEW De (Special to The Citizen) NEW YORK, July 5.—The Washington Senators dampened the spirits of the New York Yankees when the Nats took both games of a double bill from thet oy New Yorkers before a holiday crowd of 77,365. The double vic- tory achieved sent the Senators two a half games in front of the Yanks. Babe Ruth knocked out his eighteenth home run of the season in an effort to help his team, but this was to no avail so far as copping the game. The Red Socks were also in for taking everything in sight, and downed the Mackmen in both tilts of their doubleheader, when they exploded lots of Independence Day : fireworks in the form of base hits. The St. Louis Browns divided Bo: Ph: Chi a two-ply affair, the Tigers tak-| Chi ing the opener. Campbell’s homer in the coneluding inning of the} Hartnett. second game, which was the tenth, gave the St. Louis club a 6 to 5 victory. The Cleveland Indians and the Chisox took one apiece in their double contest. The Indians, therefore, maintain their half- game lead over the White Sox for fourth place. The Boston Braves won twice from the New York Giants, scalp- ing the league-leading New York- ers 3 to 0 and 8 to 6. The games were featured by the hitting of Wally Berger and the pitching of Ben Cantwell. The St. Louis Cardinals and the Pittsburgh Pirates split their double, contest, the St. Louis club taking the opener 5 to 1. The score in the night cap was 4 to 2. The Phillies took both games of their holiday contests from the Brooklyn Dodgers ..with Chuck Klein hitting his seventeenth home run of the season in the opening game. The ind the Cj Piet ext honors their doubleheader. The were witnessed by 22,000 fans. Phi Br Phi Bri St. Ch St. in Club— SENATORS TWICE; BRAVES) Washington Cleveland Chi Boston . Ciub— ! New York Pittsburgh Chi Brooklyn Cincinnati - Brandt, Frankhouse and Hogan, At. Chicago Cincinnati Batter: bardi; At Chicago honors with the Detroit Tigers in} Cincinnati At Brooklyn Davis; Mungo and Lopez. At Brooklyn At Pittsburgh Pittsburgh . Batteries: At Pittsburgh Pittsburgh . Batteries: Mooney and Wilso French and Picinich. THE KEY WEST CITIZEN TODAY’S GAMES AMERICAN LEAGUE Boston at Philadelphia. Chicago at Cleveland. Detroit at St. Louis. (Only games scheduled.) [STAGE SET FOR GOLF MATCHES “CLASSIFIED LEGALS NOTICE TO CREDITORS THE COUN or pool Sh great Teavatity for knowledge and with a keen and retentive mind. There is great versatility, some- __ |times too much, since it may in- er Cates te ee. Thaes {duce desire for change which will follow. COURT ¢ COLUMN FOR RENT of L. POLLA ARD, De ed. To t AMERICAN LEAGUE bet - AT 25 45 28 36 36 87 39 35 38 35. 39 - 81 41 29° 49 NATIONAL LEAGUE St. Louis at Pittsburgh. - Cincinnati at Chicago. — (Only games scheduled.) LEGALS _|NEW LEADERS WILL APPEAR! ; i -653] FOR BOTH SIDES, BUNKER 616 -o)| HILLS AND DIVOT DIGGERS; -500 -487| MUCH INTEREST CENTERS; AT9 473 431 372 | w York .. iladelphia i jicugo -. troit .... | 4 golf | ee te They’re all set for the matches this Thursday under the new leaders, George Brooks for; the Banker Hills, and Berlin Saw- .620) yer heading the Divot Diggers. % 548 Clem Price and Tim Pittman -521; will again be paired against Bob| | You. | -500| Spottswood and George Brooks. jany ct -493) Although his team suffered de- i “440 | with last time, George claims that -440/ with the responsibility of his! F 419! position as captain weighing down, his office in on him, he expects to rise to new) i" Key West jheights. Tim Pittman retaliates with “wrong number.” Willie Demeritt and Kirschen- R. Il. E.} baum are going to get right out 04 hee and surprise Joe Lopez and 4 11 0(Sheriff Thompson one of these . " COUNTY, | Louis . | In NATIONAL LEAGUE LOUIS Wisk, - 44 27 40 3 38 35 38 38 37 38 33 38 33 42 31 43 Pet. or Dem Louis - icago ston . h iladelphia months from th of the first pub | notice i First Game Dated June 14th, A. D1 cago jly5-12-19-26; aug2-9} | FURNISHED HOUSE with ally modern month, FURNISHED HOUSE FOR RENT, contai: 50x198 feet, in select section of city, 1807 Whitehead street, op- : posite beautiful Coral Park, and facing the sea. Rent P. Artman, street {| BLANK able duplicate with Only Press, 51. ns or Demands Against]draw the abilities into too vatied|| Ssftrea ate: d each of you are hereby nd re to present!dency for indolence and self-in' jaims and nds which you $15) reet. convenience: 1116 Grinnell PAGE THREE dulgence and cultivate strength of s mind and purpose. Success will BENJAMIN LOPEZ FUNERAL HOME Established 1885 24-Hour Ambatance Serview Mmpbatmer, Plastic Surgery channels. Avoid the general ten-|] Phone 135 Night Phone 696-W- junel-tf have against L. Pollard, New Jersey, of Monroe da, at his_ office in ‘court House at Key West, ida, within twelve menths from f the first publication of said claims or demands nm to and presented as , or same will be barred. ” Laws of Union County, County Judg FL ining 12 rooms, on lot the Garage in rear. $50 monthly. Apply to L.! 1309 Whiteheaa or The Citizen Office. | | Ancillary 2 IUTTS & BOW jun7-14- FOR SALE Here 2-19] SALES BOOKS—Suit-| IN THE COURT OF THE COUNTY for every business. In| sUDGE, MONROE COUNTY, carbon paper. ‘TATE OF FLORIDA Se each, The Artman|' viNG WRIGHT, Citizen Building. 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E.'chum will oppose Otto K 610 1{heiner and Jack Hayes. the Custom Hous 310 0, jheiner has been reported as in ‘old jas, within ew Jackson and {time form and pitted against the Sm aeniae th close working Stradley-Ketchum | eauipment an jeombination along with Hayes! th") pe Ona te ought to make the match mighty; a action to th R. H. E. | interesting. I 410 1 20 Berlin Sawyer besides practic-} ing all last Thursday morning for} Holley and Davis;:the afternoon match has been! urston, Benge and Lopez. |scen of late warming up in front) jof his barber shop to the tune of; IV ™ {vigorous cheers and handclapping.| sTav R. H. E.\He is all set along with John Car-| In re P 5 7 1! bonell to trim Lewis Pierce and 1 5 3 \Leo Warren. Hallahan and Wilson;| Ayala and Julian will again| jagnon, Swetonic and Picinich. | match irons with Grooms and He- witt. Watch the sparks fly! Second Game R. H. EF. First Game iladelphia ‘ooklyn Batteries: Collit Second Game iladelphia .................... ‘ooklyn Batterie: Th COURT OF TH MONROE OF FLORIDA, Five. Game COUNTY, Louis pT, all Creditors, L ’ Distribu- te and all “Perso having s or Demands tgainst said Second Game 8 | 2 0 The Canary islands had 36 movie houses at the end of 1932, and 15 were talkie equipped. Patrons prefer Spanish films. Louis sunty of Monroe, e Of Florida, to the Hon, Hugh ; County Judge of Monroe in the County. Monroe County, Flor- ve months from the ate being the his notice. R. SF 410 The Doughty peach, once valued | RADIO all m JL. te the Hon. rc REPAIRING. We repair) G of Monroe cx t his office in the County} akes. Guaranteed service, | (, se in Monroe County, Flor- Stowers Music Co. mayl1| ida, within twelve months from the date hereof, id date being the ar a first publicat n of this notice. i Dated: —| Key Wi Aue ay ANTED—You to’ know that we} have heads, envelopes, business cards, statements and any form printing. teed. Press. 6 hs WRIGHT, LFRED WW. (DONOVAN, the right prices on letter-} y, epee oh Retate (Onc: of Satisfaction guaran-j i Call 51. The Artman jan7 lent Agent. FLORIDAN TAMPA *| AN AU’ given advertisement. MISCELLANEOUS |estoe a voce) Madge Bellamy-Pat O'Malley in RIOT SQUAD ASK FOR IT.|} Matinee, 5-10c; Night, 10- janl1| TO STROP RAZOR outfit free with each classified MIAMI Spend your THE DIXIE COURT W. Pi ASSOCIATED HOTELS JACKSONVILLE HOTEL GEORGE WASHINGTON HOTEL MAYFLOWER - HOTEL FLAGLER “HOTEL EL ALCAZAR SUMMER VACATION AT PALM BEACH at the new The summaries: American League First Game At New York Washington New York . (10 Innings) Batteries: ‘Russell, Whitehill, Crowder and Berg, Sewell; Gomez and Dickey. R. H. E. -~610 1 . § 13 Second Game Aw New York Washington 0 New York _ 0 Batteries: and Sewell; Brennan, VanAtta and Dickey. H. 8 5 R. BE. 3 2 First Game At Philadelphia Boston ...... 1414 0 Philadelphia -410 8 Batteries: Rhodes and Ferrell; Peterson, Walberg and Madjeski. Second Game At Philadelphia Boston Philadelphia Batteries: Andrews and Ferrell; Freitas, Earnshaw and Madjeski. R. H. EL R. HE. 9 0 1 2 First Game At St. Louis Detreit ........... St. Louis i Batteries; Frasier and Desaute! Wells and Shea, Seeond Game At St. Lonis R. H. EE Detroit ... ~§13 2 St. Louis --- 612 0 Batteries: Rowe, Sorrell, Fisch- er and Hayworth; Hebert, Hadley and Ruel, R. H. au 46 aes a First Game At Cleveland Chicago R. H, BE. oe OS Cleveland - § 10° 0 Batteries: Gregory, Gaston and Grube; Hudlin and Pytlak. Second Game At Cleveland Chicago Cleveland Batteries: Ferrell, Myatt. R. 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