The Key West Citizen Newspaper, October 9, 1933, Page 3

LOSE BOTH GAMES; GAME TONIGHT OF DOUBLEREADER oe sen a pleted for the staging of a dix- DEFEATED . can: mondball game tonight at Bayview % ” erp Park “betweeri the Zacharias and TEST BY PIRATES, 4 TO 3; the Lopez Funeral Home team. TRIMMED BY SLUGGERS IN |- The game is schéduled to get NIGHTCAP, 9 TO 4 under way at 8 o'clock. von; \WARELA WINS OUT PSCC OTTTOLECCEOCOOE Today’s H | C0bbb beds bbdoowdscoodsee DOUBLEHEADER _ COCONUTS WERE suUCCESS- FUL IN OPENING CONTEST BY SCORE OF 13 TO 2; TAL:’ LY IN SECOND WAS 9 TO 7 Heré is a sensitive mind with much réserve force: With - the manifest activity, energy, and bril- 4 lignee there should be good for- tune afd teal honors: Travel may be expected, probably in the pur- suit of trade, which will most like- ly be sueeessful, other aspects being reasonably favorable. : oday In History 1642-—First Harvard - College ; Commencement. 1871—Chicago’s great fire. 1876—First reciprocal _ tele- phone conversation over an out- {door line—for two miles—at Bos- ton, MONTH'S PROBATION FOR NEWSPAPERMAN eogenseooeseqooacoeee H Seecocecevsvecscucecouey | COCOCSSeSoeoroeoseceseCeS Advertiseménts afider this head will be inserted in Citizen at jthe rate of 1c a word for each in- jsertion, but the minimunt for thé hos insertion in eve:y instance is! c. Payment for classified adver tisements is invariably in advance, but regular advertisers with ledger {accounts may have their advertise: ments charged. Advertisers: should give their street address as well as their tele. leults. | With éach classified advertise- ment Thé Citizen will give free an Autostrop Razor Outfit. Ask for it, | FOR RENT. | RESIDENCE, corner Caroline and | Ann streets. Commodious and SERVICE-QUALITY-SATISFACTION Guaranteed By The Following - Merchants. phone number if they desire re-!. Trade AndDeal With The Firms The Pelicans and the ieemetdl SACRAMENTO, Cal., Oct. 9.— split a doubleheader yesterday Federal Judge Frank H. Kerrigan, afternoon at the colored base ball’ holding court in Sacramento, Cal.,| park. ‘Oct, 2, aecepted a plea of guilt to The Coconuts won the first! 9 technical violation of the postal} game 13 to 2. Martinez and B.'laws by M. Earl Adams, publisher! Garcia were both hit hard. Suarez Healdsburg (Cal.) Tribune, and hit one for the cirenit. MeGee hit’ placed him on 30 days probation. two doubles and R. Sands got Spi. + BE) Cae LEER three safe blows out of five times at hat. ‘For thé Pelieans; ©. Garcia hit! Remember when nearly all of; three safely in five trys; Key West rode an excursion train: In the second game the Pelicans|to Miami recently? Well, the of.) won 9 to 7. C. Garcia struck outjficial in charge of federal unem. 12 batters: ployment relief was among thos “R. Sands hit four safeties im} present. But he came on business. five times at the plate: Puebla of | With payroll and pencil in hand he the Pelicans hit a homer, a double/started at the front coach and and a single in four times at bat.; worked through the long train. | modern in every respect. Gas range and Kelvinator. Other- wise unfurnished, $30.00 per month. Wm. Curry’s Sons Co. sept25-tf (iy JOVE) Although opening with a two- van lead inthe first inning of both games, the Coast Guerd met de- IN TENNIS MATCH: Listed Here! Peter Varela; city tennis cham- pion, defeated Bob Pinder in the semi-finals yesterday afternoon at Bayview Park. The score - was 6-9, 3-6; 6-3, 6-3. NOTARY | POOL ROOM containing 12 roqms, on lot 50x198 fevt, in select section of city, 1807 Whitehead street, op- posite beautiful Coral Park, and facing the sea, Garage in rear: Rent $50 monthly. Apply to L. P. Artman, 1809 Whitehead street or The Citizen Office. FRUITS Fresh Shipments of Fruits And Vegetables arrive Tuesdays and Fridays CHECKING UP his: oppofient, although -the * gaine proved to’ be an interesting” exhi- The yictor of yesterday’s match “i l play the winner of a game to be played between A. Gomez and. Jack, Sinelair; which will be for the CIGARS, CIGARETTES, SOFT - DRINKS 3 ‘ — NOTARY PUBLIC FOR SALE |FOR SALE—Railroad ticket good Grade RE: S25 ly as far as Columbus, Georgia. cup. -exhibition will take place next Suiday afternoon at 3 o’clock ‘The Pelicans won the game with 4 seven-run rally in the fourth in- $10.00. Good until October Nebas he aot Warough many DEMNSS| Wie. Rox Al Citiedn Office. had been scratched from Uncle om i rer ere | Sreoncowooconm Conaeconnoecd Kocesoco on emPr Scan Hoe ee ee ry at Bayview . Park. - Br Tn the field, Butler, MeIntosh|could afford to buy an excursion rand Dean starred for the Coco-|ticket didn't have a valid nu Pelicans played a great’ game. * Seore by innings: ‘The diathondball team of the lighthouse department will this afteriioon play a return game with the Army team at the barracks. In the last game between these teams the Army defeated the aids Rayigation aggregation and the 2. riig- latter are determined to put up a & to 10 é el coor ocorr F os, ‘d fight this afternoon to make score even. % ‘The game will be played on the grounds in the noythwest’ corner of the army reservation on White — George Whitney of New York; J. P. Morgan & Company partner, Ch kodhichiuhe de chute 1) Clifton. 1b .. 1 .. pj iiedson, 1b. 0 ©] ‘Potals— ro a eoowwe mt tm OO 00 Cons aweomm es aif Totals— 24 9 8 18 Score by innings: = ~ 201 06x— 9 (Called in sixth by agreement) | Summary: Runs batted in: Ed- wards, Rodriguez, . Sawyer; two! base hits: Ferguson, Edwards; */stolen base: Baker; bases on balls: | 4) off Gates 4, off Edwards 3; struck} out: by Gates 3, by Bethel 2, by | Edwards 5; wild pitches: Edwards 2; hits: off Gates four in four in) nings, off Bethe! four iy two in-' nings; winning pitcher: Bethel; los. | ing piteher: FUNERAL Ho Established ‘Bt-Howr Ambelasce Servive salited Rebatmer, Piastie Sergers Phos 138 Night Phone 026.W CitdLitdtltiidtlidéitididiédtlidtadéiéda MHonosecosco! ning when Pelicans 006 000 200-— 2 10 6 ears « ae 000 155 11x—18 17 2 a Martinez, B. Gatcia and Rod. with being incorrigible was sen- riguez. ‘Score by inning’s: Coconuts 601 0106 410— 714 3 Pelicans 200 706 000— 9 11 4! Batteries: Brown, B. Storr and R. Sands; ©. Gatcia and Moreno.| Butler to McGee to McIntosh. Sumary: Homé" fins: Puebla, Brown; two base hits: Sands, Pin-| strikes in the fifth and Garcia dup- der, Butler, Puebla, Herniatidez;|licated the feat in the sixth stolen bases; Butler Sttuck out: by Gargia 12, by|Pants; time of game: 2:10, eneren erasers (Lddittittttttttthidbhbikihidd they. sent Pitcher! oct9-1t Sam’s employment list. The offi-|* ‘own to the showers. cial reasoned that any man who} RADIO REPAIRING claim ts. Puebla and Ogden for the!against the govértiment for unem- ployment relief.—“Whirligig,” in Miami News. First_Game RECT Ry ALF i ‘pa } RHE GETS’ PUNISHMENT | }RADIO REPAIRING. We repair all makes. Guaranteed service, J. L. Stowers Music Co. sept —— st WANTED WANTED—Representative to look after our magazine subseription interests ~ in, Key West and vicinity. Our plan enables you to secure a good part of the hundreds of dollars spent in this vicinity each fall and: winter for. magazines. 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