The Key West Citizen Newspaper, August 18, 1933, Page 3

FRIDAY, AUGUST 18, 1983. npr penn emp eneaen "SPORTS | Up-To- r of the historic Lames AMERICAN LEAGUE f ee GIANTS DEFEAT CINCINNATI TO ST. Louis canis “Win FROM PHILLIES; WASHING-|! TON SENATORS “HIT HARD | AND DOWN CHISOX (Suectal te The Citizend NEW YORK,’ Aug. ,18--The New York Giants. downed thd: Cin- cinnati Reds and’ thereby improv- ed their lead, ang. now bogsts a four and a if ghm¢ advantage ' in the National League pennant ey 8 Pie te aise ian me eae a tea a rk, the New Yorkers | turn- a haa Jead aver the idle Pirates. The St. Louis Cardinals defeat- ed the Phillies. With Tex Carle- ton holding his opponents to eight! hits, the Cards. scored their third vietory in as many days over the Philadelphia sgwvegation today, taking the contest 9 to 5. The Washington Senators hit hard to down the Chicago White Sox, winning their’ nihth ‘straight easily. Combining Monte Weav- er’s four-hit. pitching with an of- fensive orgy, of 26 hits, /the, Nats, leagtie-leaders, eased through to a + 14 to] victory. The St. Loui: ae eame out victorious yoo + New. York Yankees. ty two well- placed apna ter runs, one of, them by Manager Roger Hornsby, dcting as a pinch hitter, ‘the Browns came fram behini ij meet hand the Yanks their secorid ’ étraight ' setback. There were four home runs reg- banged the offerings of four Phil- adelphia pitchers to all corners, taking the ¢ontest 15°to 4, The Red Sox beat the Tigers be- hind the five-hit pitching of Bob Weiland, who allowed nu more than one safety in any inning of the fracas. The summaries: American League | At Cleveland R. HE. ~ 4.18 3) 15 19 2 , Peterson, Walberg, Coombs and Cochrane, Madjeski; Pearson and Spencer. At Detroit, Auker, Hogsett and Pasek. a At Chicaga Miller, Kimsey, Haid, Faber and Sullivan. At St. Louis Gomes, Moore Ned Dickey; i Buseholder, Stiles and Hemsléy, Shea. Najional League At New York R. kK, Cineinnati w- 21 4 New York . ‘ i Set ee Batteries: Frey, Stout, Koly and Lombardi; Pangelea'end Mancuso, H. at Patty St. Louis Philadelphia s ww § 2 2 Batteries: Carleton and O’Far- rell; Holley, Liska, Elliott and Todd. ROW RK. 9 lade 2 Pittsburgh at grounds. Brooklyn, wet Chicago at Boston, rain. eecee eeeeecoooges Today’ s Horoscope The native of today has a mili- tary nature. The disposition is aggressive and the tendency will be fo take things by force and to gain position and fortune by dint of sheer energy. Beneath this there seems to be a more refined and leveable disposition, that will go far to overcome the unfavor. able opinions excited by the ag- gtessiveness. (Copyrighted). Subscribe for The Citizen. KEY WEST TEAM jjurist, Maine’s fipst cabinet offi-|? GOES T0 TO MIAMI BASEBALL SUNDAY: and her first representative mt IMPROVE LEAD |e cicnouans acenscarion) wae: raging oes TO PLAY MIAMI BEACH OUTFIT A bus of the Qyerseas Trans- portation €o.,; Inc., was packed to capacity this Morning with the Key ‘West diamondball team headed for Miami ‘where it is’ scheduled to S°S- play the Miami Beach aggregation | tonight, However, J. B. Lemon, chairman of the East Coast District Dia- ondball Tournament, phoned The {Citizen this morning to stop the local team from leaving today be- by a the weather conditions in were most unfavorable for play, ar act it was too late. to reeall the'team.: The game will be play+ lias sédn ag weather conditions ‘mit if which case it may he several days before the Key West elyh is able to return, but it js , thought to be later than next nday. ‘Those in the party are: Mr. and Mys. Jonathan Cates, who are in; eharge; Arthur Lunn, Gabriel Garcia, “Gopher” (Gonzalez, “Cheta” Baker, William Cates, Esmond. Albury, “Ludy” Acosta, “Rogue” Lounders, Douglas Mc- LCavthy, Jimmy Ward, Poly Art- ‘man, Alberta Rodriguez and Peter astro. NO EQUAL DIVISION cae CHICAGO.—Mrs. Florence Gal- ber of this city testified that she thought marriage méant an equal division of labor, but found’ she had to do all the work as well ap ‘earn gil the money, eeanaeeensce CLASSIFIED spasbasiaineatonacsensah at ‘the rate of le a word for each in- sertion, but the’ minimum for the first insertion in eyery instance is 25e. Payment for classified adver- tisements is invariably in advance, }’ ; game of the twin bill will start at 11:30, ; Clark exploring expedition to the! northwest 1804-06), governor of| Loyisigna Territory, horn in Albe- marle €o:, Va. Committed — sui- cide, Qet; 24, 1809. New York at St. Lonis. Boston at Cleveland. Philadelphia at Detroit. Washington at Chicago, NATIONAL LEAGUE Cineingiati at New York. ‘St. Louis at Philadelphia. ¢Only games scheduled.) DOUBLE BILL OF $8038—Nathan Clifford; famed the U. S. Supreme Court, born at Rumney, N.'H. Died at Corn;})} 2 TE EEE RAM & ish, Maine, July 25, 1981. N..J. Uhl, of near Westerville, ©., works a bull and @ horse to- 1807---Charles Francis Adams,}gether as @ harness team. Massachusetts congressman, ;among America’s preatest diplo-| val officer, born in ig Co., Va. The first’ mats, son of one President and|Died in Washington, D. ©., Jan. grandson of another, father of'3, 1912. eminent ‘sons, born in Boston, Died there, Nov. 21, 1886. ——_ be a doubleheader of iusbal played Sunday at the Navy Field, 7 with the Trojans and Veterans ta} 3, be seen in the opener. —_— i Re teny Pi fae we rother of the famous Mary, bor 1830—Francis Joseph,, Emperor! in Toronto, Canade. Died plata Paris, Much interest. centers in the}f Austria-Hungary, born. Died} Jan, 3, 1983, proposed games, and it is ex.{|Nov *h 1916, peeted there will be a large crowd é i be athendanee 1834—Marshall Field, Chicago's Senne Loree a great merchant prince, born pear FUNERAL HOME Conway, Mass. Died in New York, Established 1885 Jan: ee 1906, 24-Heur Ambulance Service Oe Skilled Empaimey, Mastic Seysery 1344 Robley D. Evans (Fight- Night i Bob Evans), distinguished na- Ss The seeond contest will bring fegether two picked teams made up from the Pirates and Slug- PESURERE SSRN Oye tr te sie os “a fs Ne ANewEra of Pros perity 00 Is Ahead of You TAKE A VACATION ec : COME TO MIAMI 82 4b “THE MILLIONAIRES’ PLAYGROUND” With Prices That Fit Everybody's Pocketbook Washington, Be New York .. Philadelphia Cleveland | Detroit cue? Boston ... St. Louis . 450 379 a NATIONAL LEAGUE Club— L New York .. 48 Pittsburgh 49 Chieago 51 St. Louis 53 Boston .. 52 Philadelphia 64 Cincinnati ag Breeklya .. 63 COURTS 50 WIDOWS TELE LEE LE LEE Pet. +602 559 845 -5a9 +536 418 389 411 N : ; \ N on \ ’ Ne - HOTEL RATES LOWEST EVER QUOTED PRICES FOR MEALS IN KEEPING WITH THE TIMES New Low Prices on All Recreational Activities Inquire at Our Tourist Information Bureau About Interesting Side Trips, Sight-Seeing, Ete., and See Our Rerseotional Host About se aibege oe Golf and Other Sports. HOTEL ‘LEAMINGTON *“Miami’s Most degen Hotel \, B. FIRST STREET AND THIRD AVENUE NEAK BAYsFR PARK \ecascerassroorerss Se NEW ‘YORK.—Chatles: H.- Boy. les, held in this eity for bigamy, is said to have courted 50 widows in several states. Persons’ “receiving cleaile: oe sions in St. Louis county, Minn., tion” when the county decided to save $15,000 by not. giving pen- sions during July and August. 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