The Key West Citizen Newspaper, November 27, 1933, Page 3

MONDAY, NOVEMBER 27, \ } John R. McCar] of Nebraska, | ‘ |U. S. Comptroller General, born|of the Equitable Life {near Des Moines, Iowa, 54 years Society, New York, born in Phil- ,ago. [adefphia, 52 years ago. PIRATES BLANK SLUGGERS SUNDAY IN BASEBALL TILT CONTEST PLAYED AT NAVY FIELD RESULTS IN SCORE OF 4 TO 0; GAME WAS HARD FOUGHT, HOWEVER (By 0. L. MILIAN) | Although they. fought ' harder| than in previous games, the Young Sluggers walked off the Navy Field yestetday afternoon with another:shutout defeat at the hands Of the Pirates and Joe House’s mighty arm, the final weore reading, Pirates 4, Slug- gers 0. i Manager Hamlin secured the? services of Mario Sanchez who worked hard for six and one-third 1933. WAS CALLED OFF The football game that was scheduled to be played at the Navy Field yesterday afternoon between a team from the govern- ment ship, Jacob Jones, and the Yocal’ Wild Cats, was called off | due to the fact that the vessel in question failed to arrive in port. in time for playing of the ae | It was first. advertised there! would be no baseball game plaryt yesterday due to the proposed | gridiron clash, but inasmuch as) the football game did‘ not ma-| terialize, the Pirates and Sluggers! staged their game, which had been previously. scheduled, ‘ARMY BOYS DEFEAT PARROTT’S BUNCH THE KEY WEST CITIZEN . Jeve ©! President Roosevelt’s secretaries, i'Today’s Birthdays — at La Grange, Ky., 55 years Coccceercccecceocconssces Thomas I. Parkinson, president Assurance ciation Subscribe for The Citizen. He U. S.Senator Carl W. Hatch of| Chaim Weizmann, noted Eng- : iNew Mexico, born at Kirvin, Kan-/ lish Jewish leader and _ scientist, isas, 44 years ago. jborn 59 years ago., MANY FOLK EN. \'f Leon Fraser, American presi-} {dent of the Bank for Internation-' jal Settlements, Basle, born in Bo BENJAMIN LOPEZ i 7 | Charles A. Beard, noted _his-} Established 1885 ; STR. STEEL PIER torianseviter, born at Knights-|| gameur amautnaee Gervice | town, Ind., 59 years ago. } Skilled Kmbalmer, Plastic Surgery | Marvin H. MelIntyre, one of| re GENS: 4 pa star ea a SATURDAY AFTER NOON;| EXCURSION TRIPS AROUND} | — } { OUTING ON BOARD j= s'2" se" (rogteat nome. VESSEL ARRIVES iN PORT; HARBOR MUCH ENJOYED Hundreds of Key Westers were | ‘down at the P. and O. S. S. pier} Saturday to watch the arrival of the S. S. Steel Pier, formerly the| Miami of the P. and 0. S. S. com- | pany. i The ship arrived shortly before | 5 o’clock and in a short time afi | berthing was crowded with folks’ who were anxious to see the ship after being remodeled for carry-| ing: excursionists. ‘ Leonard Sands, of Key West, is, SAVE ME*40 between now and spring!” Phone 135 ————| ee F PAGE THRES SERVICE-QUALITY-SATISFACTION Guaranteed By The Following Merchants. Trade AndDeal With The Firms Listed Here! BAKERY School Time Means LUNCH TIME! NURSERY innings, bat finally had to give up when the Pirates got on to his! pret mis nein Seuardey etief engineer of the vessel and| tantalizing curves in the first of afternoon in a diamondball game | ther Key. Westers at present em-j ‘the sixth round when the Bue-' played at the barracks grounds. ‘ployed are Raul. Perez, Richard caneers smashed out five blows,” Richards played ‘bang up _ ball Russell, Eugene Sanchez, Jack; for thee runs. tor the Army, with Jones hitting| Higes, Cecil Curry and John Gan-| No Slugger man reached third Mast and hard ‘egain. dolfo. j couples took . ad- | the}. Many “That swhyl bought my GENERAL ELECTRIC Refrigerator NOW!” e You really can’t affora to wats when you see how G-E sav- ings on food alone actually meet the payments on our G-E monthly payment plan. a winter months you will find aG-E even more con- venient and thrifty than in the summer. You will eliminate waste and spoilage, save on ietrovess: ewe $ salads and §; Ss. 3 our Gentell Electric will have saved as much as $40 of its purchase price, ONLY A G-E GIVES YOU ALL THESE FEATURES: , © All-Steel Cabinet, Porcelain inside and out. @ Stainless Steel Freezing Chamber, Acid-resisting. Cannot chip or rust. 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NOTARY PUBLIC pipes Petal ates - “ pees and Speed were vantage of th sions around ‘01 inners. fe 0) e excursions Mario Pena, Pirates’ first Pee esc cee ee ee bee ‘the harbor, enjoying refreshments | Adams and Russell in the same : { ‘er, put a stop to the Sluggers’) capacity for the losers. served by courteous waiters, and| only hopes for a score when Little’ dancing to the delightful music of | Lucilo got on, on an infield error] eteeceeveeveeeeoswevccees jan Hawaiian orchestra. j by Casa, went to second on an a i infield put out, and was just CLASSIFIED about to make home on a deep : : JGHN FIELDS IS { grounder to shortstop by Traynor, C 0 LU MN ! when Armando Acevedo made a , GIVEN HEARING: poor peg to first base, but Pena] *eeeveeeeeceseoesccccesy | stretched out about several feet to} Advertisements ander thin head get the ball before the runner| will be inserted in The Citizen at could ‘race pass the base. the rate of 1c a word for each in-} John Fields, colored, was given Joe House hurled good ball for} sertion, but the minimum for the}a hearing in the court of Rogelio the winhers, letting down the/first insertion in eve'y instance is|Gomez this morning and bound Young Sluggers with @ pair of 25c. over to criminal court under bond hits and no scores, Payment for classified adver} of $210. Sanchez started off good for |tisements is invariably in advance,} Harcourt Sands, also colored, | the losers but weakened in the Sut regular advertisers with ledgetjwas the complaining witness and sixth frame and was sent to the|sccounte may have their advertise-} charged that Fields struck him on showers when the Pirates started ments charged. ‘the head with an axe. The axe! on him. to. knock him all around| Advertisers whould - ‘was produced in court and zave| awed ‘scores, although he had pg gg Hel evidence of having been used for sae ‘they, desire re: ‘some such purpose as alleged. | PORTER-ALLEN COMPANY NEWSPAPER WATCH MAKING CITIZEN OFFICE Cor. Greene and Ann Sts, already given: the winners the’ \-So did Sands’ head show that he| winning score, by, foi ima ran) had been struck with a heavy} ‘weapon. Subscribe For— THE CITIZEN 20c WEEKLY Order From the Carrier or PLUMBING DURO PUMPS PLUMBING SUPPLIES JOHN C. PARK 328 SIMONTON ST. 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