The Key West Citizen Newspaper, August 11, 1933, Page 3

FRIDAY, AUGUST 11, 1933. DIVOT DIGGERS | DEFEAT BUNKER CLASSIFIE | PAGE THREE. |) Sabire Hanim, who hasbeen! Miss Lillian Anderson, a blonde jmade chief of the bureau of land/ beauty of Racine, Wis., was Se- .surveyal registration in Kadikeuy,| lected as queen of the Chicage is the first woman in Turkey to/world’s fair, and received $5,000 HOW TH f SPORTS J WHITE SOX HIT REGULARLY AND Carl Hubbell And His sia Ball DEFEAT TIGERS Heads For Baseball's Hall Of Fame! WASHINGTON SENATORS STAGE LATE RALLY TO WIN FROM BOSTON; NEW YORK GIANTS BLANK PHILLIES (Spccial te Phe Citizen) CHICAGO, Aug, 11.—As a re- sult of hitting in every inning, and scoring half of the time, the Chi- cago White Sox got next to Carl Fischer and Eldne Auker for 13 safe blows, defeating the Detroit Tigers by a score af 6 to 3 in the opening game of their series. The Washington Senators staged a late rally to defeat the Boston elub, eneral” Al Crowder, Sen- ator’s right-hander, turned in his seyentheenth victory with a six-hit mound job as his team emerged with the honors of the contest. The New York Giants alanked the Phillies. Roy Parmelee came within two innings and two hits of pitching a no-hit game as he hurl- ed the league-leaders to victory. George Davis clouted a home run in the fifth inning after Blondy Ryan had singled. There were no played in either leagues. The summaries; American Vesere, At Boston Washington Boston Batteries: Sewell; Rhodes, Weiland, Welch and Ferrell. At Chicago other the games of major Here's a fine action shot of Car] Hubbell, the Giants’ sensation- al shutout ace, flanked by two mound immortals of another baseball generation, Grover Cleveland Alexander (top), and Walter John- son (below). Carl is slickest whitewasher to come along since their heyday. will leave for other pastures. The Frisch and the same goes for Cardinals. Both inspire loyalty in their players, Both are broad- minded when it comes to overlook- ing indiscretions off a ball field as long as the player continues to deliver when the game is on. More Gate Receipts (oy Adtabietd Bens So with Frisch at the head of Is, Hornsby leading the} AC JUPLE “of weeks ago: things {dh Cardinals, y feb very diab in’ a Baseperoeee baseball should zoom up- ward in St. Louis. Frisch is certain ball way down where the Big Mud- ‘: dy flows past St, Louis. The Car-\t° #e¢ results. wAich ‘means popu ., larity, You'll either swear by o R. fb, | Tinsis," under the valiant Gabby {Hate Hornsby, all of which means 0 Street, were at a standstill. Every- | 4 Hayworth, Pasek; Jones and Berry. New York at Philadelphia, rain. Ge Ree eS ws > Ne others scheduled, National League At New York Philadelphia New York Batteries: Hansen, Collins Davis; Parmelee and, Mancuso. ti ite Gh Bil oxpietad tiem to betight| Pom, 8 merest, means: wa ing frantiealiy at this time for the Receipts. National league Jead. The Browns were losing ball games so easily and peacefully that most of the fans had forgotten they were still in the American league. Then along came the first big) managerial shift of the year and Frankie Frisch drops into Street's place at the head of the Cardinals while Rogers Hornsby swaps Jeagues and takes over the manage- ment of the Browns in Bill Killef-} er’s place. Immediately things be-! gin to happen. Frisch picks the Cards by the; seruff of their necks and _ stai a them on a winning streak that will wind up, I believe, with their win- ning the National league pennant. Dizzy Dean hits one of those days and fans 17 Cubs to set a new league record. The Cards are tram POOLE Chicago at ‘Pittsburgh, rain. No other ftom. played. NATIONAL GUARDS PLAY DIAMONDBALL GAME TONIGHT WITH STARS; GUARDS PREPARING FOR BATTLE waiting to see if the by, With little hope of get- POCO OOOO OOOO OOOOOOOSEOOCOCOOEOOOOOOOOOOOOOCOOD | STAND: COLUMN. HILL PLAYERS -- Advertisements under this ca | will be inserted in The Citizen at AMERICAN LEAGUE ‘the rate cf 1c a word for each in- DIGGERS CAME OUT VICTO- rion but the minimum for the| Club— Wo i RIOUS BY A SINGLE POINT; pi insertion>in every instance is| Washington 67 38 |25 New York 63 41 MANY FEATURES MAKE UP! Pacha for classified adver-| Philadelphia . 52 51 jtisements is invariably in advanee, | Detroit _.. 52 55 AFTERNOON CONTEST jbut regular advertisers with ledger | Cleveland 52 57 jaccounts may have their advertise- | Chicago 49 56 638 | 606} 505! 486! 477} 467 hold such a job. | P& as a cash prke. STEAMSHIP Co. 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Spottswood is} | 7ounding into old form and as) soon as his irons start fooling with the-lip of the cup as of yore, he'll be back in all his former glory. Watkins and Kirchheiner then toe three counters from Pitt-| man and Maddox. This match w: uneven, from the start, but was’ j interesting enough to warrant one FOR SALE team driving over their heads so ICEL Fe ee ee that ‘they could get up to see the| FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN—All play. household furniture. No reason- Ayala and Grooms tied up with| ble offer refused. Cherry's Hewitt and “Bobby Cruickshank. »!| Creamery, Whitehead and Front |The latter dark horse finally! Streets. aug9-4t! winning streak of: Ayala, and Hewitt helped him|500 SHEETS typewriting paper. along considerably. Only 50¢. Get them at The Carbonell and Brooks surprised] Arttman Press. Phone 51. everyone by beating Sawyer andj jan? Russell Kerr, the par buster, 2-1.) 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ASK FOR IT. ionly 162 were enacted into laws, janl1 PDS Ea DS Ia: COOOTO TET i) will parade in the x Wat | Bay- I ‘%.. in order to give the local team @ veal battle, the. soldier’ boys will combine the best to be had at the eneanipment inte one wow of a team. However, the battle will be limited to clubs and balls and any bayonets or rifles will be banned, A delegation was reported as getting veady to rig up one of the powerful Port searchlights behind the pitcher to aid his speedball hurling, but the report is not fully verified, Military tactics will most prob ably be used in the game, but the Guards will have to keep in mighty fast and step to step along with the Fimally. the Guards are prepar- ing the “big guns” of their batting attack to rout the enemy. But the Stars have a stonewall defense to keep the opposition from breaking through. Anyway miniature close Stars. fans “war” will witness a at the game to- AY AMERICAN LEAGUE New York at Philadelphia. Washington at Boston, Detreit at Chicago. (Only games scheduled.) NATIONAL LEAGUE Cincinnati at St. Louis. (Only game scheduled.) $a8 naturel a leader. The Browns} ting anywhere this year, hasn't been idle cither. A fighting lead- er, who rever inspires any emo-| tions in between either outright; admiration or absolute hate, the Rajah has taken a tight hold. He! thinks he ean teach several of the! particularly mupbell | \ to be real hitte He bas an idea the pitchers have been j earless in not pitching ta kuown} batting weaknesses of the enemy. | Street Had Troubles St gee ee wae, FIPILIO TLE ITT —— Street's downfall at Louis! was not hard to fi All sea-} son, with the biggest and pitching staff in baseball, the G bler has had trouble with his ing strategy. He worked and Carleton overtime, and othe articularly Jess Haines and Da Vance, he worked too little them to keep the edge of pitchin: effectiveness, In addition to that! ball players say his foam was be-/ ginning to “stand around” on! him. A change was imperative risch promptly set the veteran Haines to work and got a four hi performance in return for his con-j fidence in the old timer. Dean | tarted pitching in rotation, keep- ing his turn, and he broke = the league strikeout record, The club is hitting again. In addition to being second base- men, the beth of them, Frisch and} Hernshy were. great ball players} and both studied for managerial jobs under the greatest pilot of them all, John J. Meiiraw, of the Giants, s Frith, in his way just as} tough as Hornsby, just as aggres sive, as brilliant in baseball brains, | ee. STP T OPO TVET TOTS will play ball for Hornsby or they UIIIDI IIL OLSD. Knocked Down Door Sereen Frames. 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