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

iy IN . A ae — MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 19338. THE KEY WEST CITIZEN PAGE THREE ; Up-To-The-Minute Firms We Extend To The Public A Hearty Invitation To Visit And Inspect Our Firms | And Find Out For Yourself What We into town, O., has been turned E subsistence gardens. i | BENJAMIN LOPEZ } FUNERAL HOME!\q AMERICAN LEAGUE | Established 1885 ‘ Cleveland at Washington. wnteee conn q St. Louis at Boston. xii ANTS WIN TWO {DOUBLEHEADER ATISLUGGERS TRIM | 2 Brier Hill cemetery at I two} 1933 Models at Chicago at Philadelphia, games. | | NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES FROM REDS; CITY PARK TONIGHT mano tenor A CUBS LICK PHILS)... coasosanp cesar. ERS IN FIRST GAME; CUBS ST. LOUIS CARDINALS WIN] ro play LATTER ALSO FROM BOSTON BRAVES; DODGERS AND BUCS DI- VIDE HONORS IN TWIN BILL (By JOVE) There will be a doubleheader tonight at the City Park, the first game bringing together the Coast apyrens). t0),7he. Olfinen) }Guards and the Lopez Funeral CINCINNATI, Sept. 11—The: Home. In the second contest the New York Giatits downed the @in-| Funeral Home boys will eross bats cinnati Reds in both games of g| With the Cubs. doubleheader, ‘Phe pennant-head-' TWO very good games are, pre- ed New Yorkers d'the Red dicted for tonight. The Coast Guard club from St. plete es ere Petersburg were winners of two " city championships in that city. Hes ae yen oe the The team has two great pitchers in ieee 8 aie apes their! the persons of Hudson and Burett. ae . lo) Camilli,)siudson was in action in a bell pnt ns sig cagan, Chicago game yesterday against the Slug- paetent a home run during the og and performed great except : " was a bit wild at- times. ges St. Louis Cardinals downed) arthur Lunn, local star hurler, fen eater Braves in, beth games| win ao: mound duty for the locals. & doubleheader when the Cards] tunn pitehed against the Miami knocked Fred Frankhouse out of , the how in both games ‘Beach ten and for a time had the The Brooklyn Dod onl te Beach boys rather baffled. The : t “Gig: Bues split a doubleheader. Hong eae Pirates took the opener by a score} hurling for the Embalmers in the of 2to 1. The score in the second second game against ‘the Cubs. was i og oe of the ope A large crowd is expected. to, game drop Pirates inte tstd Goce tehina ae turn @ut to see the local team it G h agg who won two from the Phil- jo ergs eee The Washington Senators tri! umphed over the Cleveland In-, dians. This was Cleveland’s fifth straight defeat after a winning) streak of six straight. The St, Louis Browns took two from the Boston Red Sox and the Tigers were downed twice: by ‘the New York Yankees. The summaries: FUNERAL HOME TEN ‘STILL UNDEFEATED (By JOVE) The Lopez Funeral Home dia- mondball team remains undefeat- COAST GUARD IN SUNDAY’S GAME ROBERT BETHEL HURLS TWO- HIT CONTEST ALLOWING HIS TEAM TO TAKE HONORS BY SCORE OF 10 TO 4 (By JOVE) Hurling a two-hit game, Robert Bethel, star Slugger moundsman, led his slugging gang te a 10 to 4 victory ever a strong Coast Guard nine. Hudson, who is familiar with local. fans, having pitched in local ball fields before during the time Key West was in the East Coast League, was on the mound for the Guard boys and performed pretty well, holding the hard-hitting Sluggers to five hits through the seventh inning.. In the eighth, however, Hamlin’s aggregation got together and hammered the for- mer Fort Lauderdale pitching ace for five safe blows. Manolo Aceyedo, who played first base for the Sluggers, drove in the first three runs for the win- ning club with a long circuit drive to left center with two men on board. Cyril Griffin, local player, worked behind the bat for the visi- tors. The local catcher was every- thing but impressive in her per- formance. He was easily respon- sible for four of the Sluggers’ 10 tallies. The former Pirate first- string catcher was chalked up with five passed balls, something which is unusual with Beliss. The Sluggers earned 15 bases on five passed ball, four hit bats-|MISSING YESTERDAY MORN-! men and six bases on balls, which probably tells the story of the games. | New York at Cincinnati. Philadélphia at Chicago. (Only games scheduled.) POSH SOAS COCZCOFe CLASSIFIED | COLUMN ©099000000000000252000006 Advertisements under this head will be inserted in The Citizen at} the rate of le a word for each in-} sertion, but the minimum for the} first insertion in every instance is| 25e. Payment for classified adver- tisements is invariably in advance, | | but regular advertisers with ledger | [accounts may have their advertise- { ;ments charged. i Advertisers should give their} street address as well as their tele | phone number if they desire re- eults. With ¢ach classified advertise- ment The Citizen will give free an Autostrop Razor Outfit. Ask for WANTED WANTED—10,000 MORE MEN fastest’ growing Amerida, Strong and reliable. Ages 1 to 80. ni amount issued on any per- s@W!' 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Totalsm— $210 927 7 2 Score by innings: Coast Guard .. 002 020 000— 4 Sluggers: . 310 020 13x—10 Summary: Runs batted in: Grif-]} fin 2, Acevedo 3, Sawyet ‘2, Bak- er; three base hit: Bethel; home. run: Acevedo; stolen; bases; Grif-| “7 fin, Baker 2, Sawyer; ‘baSes on}® Pet. balls: Bethel 8, Hutson 6; struck 617 out: Bethel 10, Hudson 8; hit by --_gpgt Pitched ball: by. Bethel .(Burett), "355 by Hudson (Baker, Fruto, Sawyer “B43 2); passed ball: Griffin 5, Ingra- 328 ham 2; left on bases: Coast Guard “421 6, Sluggers 10; umpires: Valdez “397 and Nodine; time of game: 1:50. —\BALL LEAGUE TO | MEET THIS WEEK » OVERSEAS Transportation Co., inc. PASSENGER AND FREIGHT SERVICE Now Located At Gato’s Storage Garage WITH DAILY FREIGHT SERVICE Pickups and Deliveries and C. O. D.’s Promptly Handled For Further Information PHONE NO. @ 1. E. KEY, Mer. 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