The Key West Citizen Newspaper, August 19, 1933, Page 3

SATURDAY, AUGUST 19, 1933, GANTS TAKE ANOTHER FOR DETROIT | ‘TIGERS DEFEAT ATHLETICS; CHICAGO cuss VICTORS» IN GAME WITH BOSTON BRAVES (speei. to The Cititeh) — ~ NEW YORK, Ang. 19.—The New York. Giants took -anothet for a five-ganié lead in defeating the Cintinnati Retis. ' Fréd Fite- sitnmons blaiiked the Reds wfitil, two Were out ih the ninth, thén his rival flinger; Red Lucas,:camé through ‘with a single that drove in Hurry Ricé froff sécond. “Rite gave 10 hits, but thfee double plays ~ helped hint out of the tight, spots: Johnny Verges hit his thirteenth homer, The Washington Senatots downt ed the Chicago White Sox. A sin- gle to center field b¥ Ossie Bluegée ‘with the bases filled in the tenth inning scored. two runs and gavé the Nats,a 6 to.4 - The New York Yankees ott the St. Louis Browns to win thesganié 8-3. Revte, ie Yanks fell lly Hebert and Hank Me: Donald jn a vitious fourth inhing attack and scéred ehodgh tun’ ta} ee? nails and showing other signs Eienédy toaved hae, i piebecdeth at} of being just a little bit’ nervous, /autnori: awad| We hol age Detroit Tigers diene the Athletiés, The Tigers Woh an, up: Hill battle, ‘batting, around in the #4h Shing ta" pee Wore riins, then putting over what proved to be the winning in the & withoilt ‘the ‘bén ob hit, The score vi te the pivti ea Sain ginns 1 vidbory. Sox th the TH ‘saa see ries. The Chicago Gubs defeated the} _ Braves. Tlie score was 4t0 8. | summaries: Amerietin League At Detroit Philadelphia Detroit and Gocrane: rel Hayworth. nate At Clevéland Boston . Clévelaha Batteries; jes Harder and Spencer. ‘ eee At Chieago Hebert, MeDonitd, Hemsley. : oakatee National League at Fork pogo RH. BL cincinent 7 -110 6 New York ais 1 Batteries; Lucas and Lombardi; Fitzsiminons atid Manebso. At Boston R. H. EB. Chicago ..... ~410 1 Boston 3.9.48 Batteries: Root, Nelson and Hartnett; Betts arid Spohrer. St. Lowis at Philadelphia, rain. No others scheduled, New York at Chicago. Boston at Cleveland, Washington at St. Louis. Philadelphia at Detroit. NATIONAL LEAGUE Pittsburgh at Boston. Chieage at New York. St. Lowis at Brookign. gamés, ddsbesbsdESeEOvEEOSECEED NOTES FROM FORT TAYLOR By CAPT..L. G: SANDERS LUbbmaSdovedics Meiiibers of the 265th juifi as: one in awarding “Key West. -the palii for being the.aeme of good hobts and Hoste’séS arid we wish expressifig Gut siicére thanks fot the. may gobi tithés; “functions ant general entertainment during the two short weeks. at the fort. Things all officers should strive for. before next August; to be as liberal and understantling .as Col. Woodward; to acquire as hearty a devigh @nd ruddy tomplexion as Majot Wall; to darice’ as well as Captaih Keating; ts work-as many; hours as Lit. Waldton; to sleep as much as Major MecNatiara; to std} in-camp as inuch as Capt. Mc-' Calls to Have as. many and, quiek tomebacksias Capt, Carter; to be in as many activities as Capt: Bat-|® ean; te havé we énetyy of Lt, Be 4S Uhassiimilig as Gardia; 40° Be as. gravivus and neatly. dressed as Major Gib- Son; to Wake as good inspections: as Capt. Rogers, aid-to avoid do- iff 48 MCh as possible What the writer Yas done during the past two Weeks. Sihcé piiblication of notes fron this c@iip a few days ago, niany of the “single” husbands here ve béén seen chewing their fin- hat one officer particular whose wife has just » is diselaiming doing the. things. thaf. were-claimed for him, Just pee ease of ‘denying and Several threats against the writ- et fbr libel have been made but; upon, ealling to the “injured” par- ties’ attention that the libel might e Ut the #¥eatest jo sot the ment at ib has “Beh eating the peti fart spréai by © Capt, Lore 9g ‘There Was fever any ~We undetiiahd “That dress uni+ forms for next year will be the dine “Shiade of rotige. Ii this is “}traé it’ will sa¥e much in feeny Bills. itis 0 aliar, i is it, how cer- }oWers bloom as soon as re- strictions are removed. The re- striction in this particular case be- oe the departure of one husband, ‘well, we're only in camp enced: a year. The Majors Bacardi and Pedro Domenéey ‘hitve, we understand; been boon companions of many, ites atiyway, they have decorated many in: their, day. on » Several: in@ies ant visiting offi; Gets Were ie = one of thank you, Mr, Power, ahd ‘ROBE that “next year we may have thé opportunity of showing you just how good fish- ermen we are. If there are ahy more patient and regular fellers. than Major Rhein, Major Gibson and Lt. Ford, We shotifd liké to iheet them, But having traveled thither and yon and having not met any we say’ that there are none Who surjiass them. Capt, Carter was seen early the dther morning taking a shower, This; in itself, is of no particular; Hote as the captain has KifloWh to take as high as five shdwtrs per day. But the odd patt of this ShoWer is that he was Weatihg a fain eodt and doing right well in the tidtter of work- ing bp @ lather. The captain has been sthdfitig a great deal (mostly at Hight) and this may ac- count for his fdiosyntraciés, ifn: While there is nothing that we ean do about it, we hope that the; weather clears up so that we may again have the pleastte of hear ing Mrs. Woodwatd Sing aiid Mrs. Wahiren play. A certain local young lady must! have been taking a course in mem- ory training. She Was introduced to =—- Captain was heard later on in the Cincinnati at Philadelphia, two! ¢vening ealling him Capt. Daven-! being been | and) ditt” (BASEBALL GAMES: VETERANS WILL PLAY. PICK- ED TEAM ON MONDAY AFTERNOON *to take this opportunity of againe TWo pitked téaths ‘Will crosé bats tomorrow afternoon at thé Navy Field; one will &: composed mostly of playéis from the Pirate dub; #id the othér-élub- of Play- Sts from the Sluggers: Lépee ‘and ‘GHiltify will be the Battety for the Pirates atid Bethel aid Vital for the Slagiers. A very good game is anticipated. In the secéfid gamé 4& picked team will cross bats With the Tro- jans. The first game will begin at (1380; ant the séédrid ‘will be | © called 15 minutes after the first | ° game. Qn Monday afternoon the Vet- erans will cross bats with a pitked team composed of the best satidlot ) Wh | Players in the city, This game is \stheduled to start at 4:80 p. 1h. Beautiful Martha Morrison ‘of Asheville, N, C., has been chosen from among the prettiest girls of that city to rule as “Queen of Rhododendrons” _ in the annual rhododendron festival. Eezema on Feet—One man say he had it over Syranty, has 24 and that one bottle Imperial. Eczema Druggists are d to refund your money if it fails.—Advt. skidded some little she { ‘Nell, I knew the name something nice to sit oii. replietl, meant We aré wondering how we would have -fared*for little con-} veniences; étc., hail it nt been for Kéy West’s own congénial and indastrious Major Albuty: Caesar La Mondta sééins to shine in other accompli#himente a$ well as beitig a splentiid ‘band lea: vr. Did you see him at the Country Club the other night? Both blond. FLASH—Uaptain MéCall is te- ported: to have reiioved his buots, DOWNED BY MIAMI BEACH AGGREGATION 5 TO 1; GAME ’ FEATURED BY STRONG PITCHING DUEL Fee BEACH; Aug. 19. Playing its first game in ‘a dia- mofidball tournainentiaway from home; Key West met defeat at the hatids of the Miami Beach ten by the store df 5 to 1. For fout innings, Lurn; the angiilar -tWirler of the Island City squdd, and T. Norris, Mianii Beach ‘ate, staged a pitchers’ duel with tlé latter the steadier of the two, Not a man érésséd the plate in be a four innings, In the fifth, Miami Beath put a runner across the}platé and Key ©Wést came right back to seoré also. Garciaj’ got-a hit, stole second and cate home on Lunn’s singlé. This was Key West’s lone tally; being blank-{ ‘Sd Por the remaihder of the game: | On. the other hdhd; Miami Beach fig twisters, and seored in evety wring, ining with the exesption of the stventh. Baker, Cates -and. “McUart topped the ~ batting | orde: to hit safely, but Catés dis tinguishéd hinisélf by accepting séven chances Without ah error. Acosta made several sensational catehes in. the outer garden, but ¢' Was unable to contiect with the | pitehing of V. Nottis, swifiging Wildly at the sphere. Esmond Al- buty and Ingraham made all the {errors for the visitors. For the locals, Firstbaseman Gahan and Catcher Harkness got 20 of the 27 putouts, each being credited. with 10, | Key West was unable to hit for extra bases, while Miami Beach got two two-baggers, a triple and a home run, The three games scheduled for, yesterday afternoon -wete: rained out and will be played tonight. Manager Cates experts’ to re- main over a day and return homé Sunday. Thé sunimaries: G Key yee a oc ker, ss ates, 3b McCarthy, Albi 8 Acosta, If Lowfidres, Ingraham, ¢ | exotooght rOoOKwWhRO RO WELLL CLO OL LOL LOLOL COTTOTH, a4, ‘We have a very complete line of metal and prepared roofings; patching “cements and paints Solka Roofing, practically. untear- ,.., able, pivemtlele sirface— wa 00 Our PakT nails, per square PI SILILILZILILELLE 10’, 12” long, per square Liquid newihy sutface— 1 gallon at .. 5 gallons | SPRINKLING CANS— Large arareninen Dixie Galvanized Shingles with Chanhel-drain Cop-R-loy » Roofing Shéets, 2 feet wide, z, 9"; Pt.t0 . 80 60 pound weight 87 pound Carey “Bull: Asbestos Roof . Cement (Paint) fof repairing and re- ORANGE JUICE SQUEEZ. 25 to 60 watt—10c each 75 to 100 watt—30c each 25 to 40 watt—2 for 25¢ HACK SAW FRAMES AND BLADES. ...........--. 60 Ol. 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Goitiez, Baaci6 Catbonell, Jack Bihelair and’ Robert Pinder. i Gonzalez, tf Garcia, 1b ‘Lunn, p 487 461 445 876 806 1659 549 639 B31 418 411 886 Totals ....... & Mercurio, #f Ryder, 2b Stembler, 8b Hathaway, ss T. Norris, If Riggs, cf . Galan, tb Harkiteds, ¢ Davidson, sf V. Norris, »p Powerrnnney a croecoornwre Totals Key West 000 010. 600—1 Miami Beach 000-011 012—5 Ertors, Albuty 2, ‘Ingraham; two-base hits, T. Nortis, Stembler; three-basé hit, Hathaway; home in; Rigys; stolen” bases, ’Stetibler, Garcia; struék out, by V: Nottis 6, by Luin 4; Basé on’ balls, off Lunn 2, off V. Norris 3; sacrifice, Raker; ‘impites, Hottoti, Hallo. way ani Frederi¢hs; time ‘et game; 1:20. seye” 1 Ply Roofing, Tbe ERs— : a $1.25 . 25 -. Se $1.76 J Mh hehehe he hehehe dee uke ded 495 | Pet.|- We Extend To The Public A Hearty Invitation To Visit And Inspect Our Finns And Find Out For Yourself What We Have To Offer In The Line Of Your Needs. Mr. and Mrs. Buyer, You Won't Make Any Mistake By Doing Se. 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