The Key West Citizen Newspaper, August 28, 1933, Page 3

{ MONDAY, kel 28, 1933. jf SPOR” Cubs And Funeral Home Open Diamondball League Tonight Meeting Held "Yesterday TROJANS TAKE lorning; Four Teams ; ge The Citizen! gy bon | To Award Trophies | 5 a STARS CONTENDERS IN OPEN-! | A diamondball meeting was beld) we ppacas; SLUGGERS EN-| in The Citizen office yedterday | ot tel DORE FEATURE MAJOR TRIBEMEN SPLIT WITH:-SEN- ATORS (Special to The Citizen) ST.. LOUIS, Aug. 28.—The St. | } I ' Louis Browns and the Boston Red ! morning with officials jsuing all during the games. The | opener went to the Sox by a score of 7 to 5, and the tally in the sec- ond game was 5-3. TEST league and managers of the teams s aS penne vement) The Trojans baseball team walk- It was decided te start a new ed off yesterday afternoon at the} diamondball league with the open, | Navy. ‘Field with both games of 2 , Washington Senators also split a twin bill played with the Stars and’ two-ply, contest, with the Senators! ing geme tonight _ between the Sluggers. walking off with the initial fracas, Lopez Funeral. Home. first 14 to 7. The seore inthe. second ee ee nT eee eee Re MARE Bch Ts 5 A crew of-80,000. wit- Cubs. eae Wstverrinhing affair, «was asad the, contests, Nine Cleve- to 1. The tally in the nighteap land errors played an important sole ci tg ng ee 2X0. 4, which was an’ eleven- part in the opening contest. Bur- four teams, Zacharias, L, Mar-|inning~ battle. .., nett at third base and Cissell at tinez, manager; Fenix, C. Castillo,| Both of the games were fairly 1 oyestop made. three misplays mianager; Lopez Funeral Home, R. well played But: the closing battle each. uh Wena excesganelly. interesting, The Tigers and the Yanks took Hamlin, manager, and the Cubs,| with many features making up the P. Aguilar, manager. Head will be the chief umpire contest. , one each in @ twin bill, Tight itchi Brid; featured the The box scores: | pitching by Bridges feature * with “Tatica” as assistant. Oscar | Pita has been designated as of- opener in which the Yanks got but First Game four hits, Ruffing went the route Stars ABR. H, PO A. E. for New York in the nightcap, i scorekeeper. Hernandez, If 4 {holding the Tigers to six seatter- _A schedule. wilt be announced} ©: Garcia, 3b 3 ood hits. ter and will consist of a “‘split”|G- Gareia, 2b 4 1| ‘The Chisox took both games of on of twelve games each, The| ©: Gon'lez, Th 2 0" 4 double header from the Ath- inner of the first series will meet Sevilla, ib... 0 letics,. Joe Heving outpitched winner of the second series for! Martinez, c-p 2 bd Rube Walberg to take the opener city chamipionship in a’ series|. Garcia, rf 3 1. despite two home runs by Mickey fof five or seven games. The city) Kelley, s8 —.. 3 1) Cochrane and the Chicagoans sal- champions will be awarded « cup| Bas, ef 3 or individual trophies by The Key West Citizen, as the teams may Renduel «yaged a ninth inning decision in F Aeevide: ig : 9 the nighteap after the Athletics}; * 8 decide. Practi Ohad tied’ the score with a five-run cigeemere tan ‘rally in their half of the last will start at and the | trai me. The Cards defeated the Giants 8:16 o'ch Although ‘the team managers: in the opening game of _ their have not handed in signed lists of players Srescocannn eceecoroocose CHR eHoCOoOHHAS efore all league. games 5 o’clock. promptly |. mes will be ¢ seine at} Sl oreSocoooorone eo) on Totals— ~ - ~ i 4810 5 Trojans .» AB 'D. Navarro, ss 4 G. Acevedo, 3b 3- Machi, Ib-lf 4 'H. Wiers, lf-p 3 la: Navarro, ¢ 3 | Roberts, rf .... 3 la. Aeavede, 2 2b 1 Sanchez, p.... 2 Callej oF scheduled double header, and dark- they have all ‘submitted ness halted the final game when - the score stood 5-5, tentative lists, All players must bbe signed up by the four teams by) + The Boston Braves split with % the Cincinnati Reds, while the ednesday, the signatures handed; into the league, and no player will! 1) Cubs and Dodgers also took one apiece in their twin bill. ‘The summaries: to transfer to another, First Game At St, Louis: cht ee hu pee coenorHress conmecsouwh 8 21 10 “ fens oot —o : Sega Hadley, Hebert and Hems- Runs batted = in: Wickers, Sanches, Roberts; three base hit: J. Navarro; stolen bases: ee ee Bouse Parks, Sterling, MeGee, Meatan, Machin, Kelley, Rodriguez; bases| , At S Traynor, Daughtry, Goehring, L.jon balls: off Wickers 3, off Ren- St. Lou’ Lopez, Stanley, P. Castro and Ril-}dueles 1, off Martinez 2; struck|- Batteries berry. ‘ out: by Rendueles 2, by Wickers Hebert 0 a Shen: Zacharias 2; wild pitch: Rendueles; passed|"* " A. Acevedo, M.. Acevedo, Mo-/ ball: Navarro; hits: off Rendueles First Game lina, G. (Garcia, Rodriguez, C.|three in one inning, eff Sanchez | ‘At Cleveland Garcia, A. Castro, Ward, Mar- three in three innings, off Wick- Washington. tinez, Leon, Cremata ’ and > Her-| ets four. in’ three: innings; losing] Cleveland. 2. £ nandez, pitcher: Rendueles; winning pitch- Batthrieg! j fer: Sanchez; umpires: Valdez and Harder, Hi Machiti, Noble, i Castillo, | Castro. ‘ = Seance Diaz, ape 20, Griffin, G, Acevedo | J. Medina. fopdiat Fe Second At Cleveland, | Washington. Cleveland . Batterie: jand Sewell; Second Game Trojans Navarro, ss .. Acevedo, 3h Machin, If-cf Wickers, If-p J, Navarro, ¢ Roberts, rf 4 W. Ac’edo, 2b 3 There will be an. important! Calleia, 1b . 3 meeting of the Key West Tennis Sanchez, p .. 1 Association tonight at Bob Pin-| + Wickers, cf 3 der's home on Elizabeth street. Important matters. concerning the welfare of the organization will be taken up and all members’ are requested to attend. > J 7 E €rowder, Chapman Brown and Pytlak. monn oo First Game At Detroit liNew York ©! Detroit | Batte 9 Gomez and ‘Dickey; gore Hayworth. ecooonm R. 1 EL 34 6 .410 0 % Pennock, Bridges and eocoscrorocce cocorwrooncocso eohunennack wm bom Om to S oe co Totals— 34 © e 6 a Second Game E.| At Detroit © New York . © Detroit - ; Batteri : Ruffing 5 | Frasier, Fischer and Pasek. ‘ First Game 9} At Chicago © | Philadelphia 0 Chicago 3 o| Batteries: Walberg an 0 ‘rane; Heving and Berry. Sluggers Baker, ss ..... | Lucile; 26 [Caton Sb i. Cates, 3h |AY || Ingraham, Gates, rf Rodrigues, ¢ .. Sawyer, rf-1b oong ee. AMERICAN LEAGUE Washington at Cleveland. Philadelphia at Chicago. New York at Detroit. Boston at St. Louis, > os coocosorscoscop “ Bethel, | Grif: meh { Totale— 41 | Seore. by innings: | Trojans [Sluggers RO AAN CMe Oem HOnnmonnemeacot COnMomreuocwes moose ooroamP j paki 2 Second Game R| At Chicago - 000 000 100 o1— 2) Philadelphia . 0210 000 000 00— 1) Chicago _.. Summary: Two base hit: Gon-| Batteries: zalez; stolen bases: Machin, Wick-| Cochrane; 1 $3814 NATIONAL LEAGUB St. Louis at New York. Wyatt. Paber LEAGUE GAMES, ST. LOUIS BROWNS DIVIDE) HONORS. IN TWO-PLY TILT Sox took one apiece in their double: GAGE IN CONCLUDING CON- header, with a pitching battle en-| [world’s Chicago Brooklyn, Cineinnati at Boston. | ers, Navarro, A, Acevedo, Gates;/ ; bases on balls: Bethe! 1, Griffin 2.) Grube, DanC BUNCH DIAMONDBALL GAME SATUR- DAY MORNING RESULTS IN SCORE OF 14-8 \ | | | In a diamondball contest Satur- {day morning at Bayview Park, \'Phe Citizen Newsboys gained a jdecisive victory over the Park ag- gregation to the tune of 14 to 8. The Park boys started off with ja bang, made several good hits the News jladdies scored only 1 run at the end of the first inning. For the |Mext three innings each team was blanked. The Park team again the fireworks when, m the fifth jinning they seored 2 runs. The Newsboys railied up in this in- ining when Francis Dion hit \homer with two men on base and ‘to seore 3 ruas while started jlater another to make the final count for the Newsboys in this in- ning 4 runs, In the sixth inning the Park team scored I run while The Citi- |zen boys scored 3. The News- blank in the seventh and brought jhome six runs after Francis Dion hit another home run with loaded bases. The score: |Park. .... 300 031 010— 8 Newsboys -- 100 043 60x—14 Batteries—Park: E. Sweeting and C. Smith, Newsboys: Pinder and J. Richardson, COLORED TEAMS PLAY BASEBALL JUNIOR CHAMPIONSHIP GETS UNDER WAY YESTER- DAY AFTERNOON Yesterday afternoon the Junior championship for the colored boys got underway at the colored base- ball park. There are three clubs in the league. On Tuesday afternoon the senior league will get under way. Yes- terday the Tigers defeated the Coconuts by a score of 8 to 4. J. Roberts and D. Gallagher starred for the winners, L. Gibson for the losers, Saunders, for the winners, plek: ed a steady game. Score by innings: R, H. E. Coconuts 200 061 00I— 4 5 6 Tigers... 100 000 52x 8 8 5 Batteries: C. Dean, McGee and McIntoch; Saunders and Galagher. Summary: Two _ base hits: Thompson, Williams; stolen bases: Williams 2, L. Pinder, Taxi 2, Rob- erts 2; struck out: by Dean 5, by Saunders 4; bases on balls: off Dean 8, off Saunders 7, off Me- Gee 3; hits and runs: off Dean 7 hits and 6 runs in 7 innings; time of game: 2:10; umpires: McGee and Box. On Tuesday the Senior Colored jfleague will get under way when the Tigers and the Coconuts cross bats. Thursday the Tigers will play the All-Stars, the third mem- ber of the league. SLIM BURGLAR CHICAGO—George Reiner, the slimmest burglar, was caught in this city after he en- tered a jewelry shop through a hole a foot in diameter. Schumacher and Mancuso, At New York St. Louis New York Batteries: »|500 SHEETS Cincinnati Boston _.. 313 0 Batteries: Benton, Johnson and Lombardi; Smith, Frankhouse and jboys gave the Park team another! The Cleveland Indians and the! BE STAGED SOON ‘= Three good bouts have been ar- ranged to take place in the near future in the American Legion Drum and Bugle Corps’ ring at the legion: grounds, corner United and Whitehead streets. Registration will continue all {this week at the legion hall from)’ 7 til 8 P. 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