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

TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 1933. tf er ena One ee SE SS P & s] ja lazy Boy are hard to part” ap-| THE KEY WEST CITIZEN GOOD'FORMULA FOR MANY SLERPYHEADS | (Wy Associated Press) PERKELEY, Cal., Sept. 19.— That old adage “A warm bed and plied to juvenile Indian human i nature, too, says Dr. Ralph Beals, research associate in the anthro-| GRAY PITCHES {LOPEZ FUNERAL BROWNS T0 WIN. | HOME PLAYERS OVER SENATORS, WIN FROM CUBS NEW YORK YANKEES DIVIDE| GATES DID MOUND DUTY FOR TWIN BILL WITH pennies WINNERS WITH WALKER WHITE SOX; MACKS NOSE’ IN BOX FOR CUBS; GAME pology department of the Univer- sity of California. But in a report on the customs; jof the Niseman Indians published {by the university, Dr. Beals ex- plains the redman’s way of arous- ling a sleeping youth could scarcely} jhave been described as “pamper-| ing.” The recipe was “Boys who dis- ‘like to get up when they should; in the morning may be cured of; { i | AMERICAN LEAGUE Club— Wok. Washington - 95 48 New York - 84 55 Philadelphia - - 73 67 664 +604‘ 521; with hot sticks, splashing cold) water on them and then whipping | ithe rate of 1c a word for each in- | but regular advertisers with ledger \street address as well as their tele- the habit by rubbing their bodies! lit. OUT TIGERS (Snectal ta The Citizen) RESULTED IN SCORE OF 8-4 _ (By JOVE) The Lopez Funeral Home dia- WASHINGTON, Sept. 19.— The St. Louis Browns went to}mondball team won another ball victory over the Washington Sena-} game at the Bayview Park last tors behind the exeellent pitching| night, defeating the Cubs 8 to 4. of Sam Gray. Clark Griffith,} Clarence (Smiling Willie) Washington owner who turned) Gates was on the firing line for Gray back to the Browns after|the Embalmers and although he the hurler admitted his arm was' got credit for pitching a one-hit Cleveland 74 Detroit . - 69 Chicago . 63 Boston . - 58 St. Louis 54 Club— New York .... Pittsburgh Chicago ... St. Louis et - 81 82 79 18 58 NATIONAL LEAGUE W. 71 a7 79 84 89 lL. 54 64 65 67 68 83 them with branches of worm! | wood. . The treatment should he given by those who ordinarily | take care of ashes after cremation| of the dead, and should be ac-; tcompanied by singing.” -510 473 444 408 378 Pet} Helen Jacobs, American girl, | .617| Was eliminated in the semi-final of “55Q| the French tennis championships 1558 | PY Mme, Rene Mathieu. 541; 524 ' 411 | sore, must have regretted the! ame, was far from. usual form. move as he watched him go to| victory, The New York Yankees and the Chicago White Sox. divided honors in a double bill, the Yanks taking the opener, 6 to 1, The seore in the second was 4-3. The two-hit pitching of Johnny Allen and the seven-hit hurling of Les-' lie Tietje, a Texas league recruit from Dallas, gave New York and Chicago the even break. The Philadelphia Athletics nosed out the Detroit Tigers, 9 to 8. A‘ four-run uprising in the seventh and Tim MeKeith's effee- tive relief hurling gave the Mack- men the victory, The Cleveland Indians routed the Red Sox by a seore of Cleveland had little trouble tak- ing the series opener as Oral Philadelphia Cincinnati 55 57 ROAD BUILDING IS DRAIN.ON. ISLANDS (Thy Asaectated Press) i POMEROY, Ohie, Sept. 19.—! When road building of the fed- 84 89 He-was hit hard and often but aye his teammates gave him class A es sport, fielding brilliantly and knocking down balls that were going fer sure hits. The-Cubs’ only hit of the game, a@ scratch one, came in the last half of the eighth inning when Lucilo Gonzalez hit a slow ground- er in back of the pitcher. Cheta] eral public works program gets Baker, playing deep shortstop,} fully underway it probably will came in in high gear but could not} mean a few more big bites taken field the ball in time to make a] out of islands that dot the chan- put out and made several at-| nel of the Ohio river. tempts to kick the ball to first Many of these islands are com- hase while the runner had in the| posed almost entirely of gravel meantime raced passed the bag. | and sand, and many of them are Realizing he could not catch the; owned by sand and gravel com- runner at first, he evidently kick-| panies. ed the ball so that he would get| Fight Mile island, bought a few} eredit for an error and thereby} years ago, has almost disappeared | the team’s pitcher would have ac-|as a result of sand and gravel! complished .a no-hit game. being hauled to the mainland for i} | at | { |\-_—— BLANK SALES BOOKS—Suit- {OLD PAPERS FOk SALE. nn 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 seecececgceaececscsoo00e} CLASSIFIED COLUMN Advertisements ander this head} will be inserted in The Citizen at sertion, but the minimum for the first insertion in every instance is 25e. _ Payment for classified adver- tisements is invariably in advance, accounts may have their advertise- ments charged. 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