The Key West Citizen Newspaper, December 4, 1933, Page 3

* gp tel a tet tte thee Nipcdies morthicest, At 0} Deere geno Klosohee Ae TeIhAeH rhe Yon parties with Kitoh ana ya Nickuls, Preexumahly eatomulouiate collect- Loi tesntn on SINAN An. Teeate pith Node Bor ine tere a NveraL 18 Wet tim a) the <Peingerm® appredeh Cit & train ta teorn whether the SHieheolem Frail wor wn tamalignels wie he 1" cr of recognized a “ohapter » THE TRUTH Sowa chuse ber. words caretilly “it'd a Wery interesting species ~ Weaide't Womake a chile scart pin™ Quite -neua,) Curt; thovent | Anc Quite ike @ girl) to say that How Aevet, net Qeactiption wasn't exartis is MONDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1938. urt Kept putting off his “show- down” with Sonya. Yor he hated to break into thé Piéasant mood of the hour. Even after @ week of intimate association he never could tell how she would react to ‘something, or what to expect from her next. ‘Utien he tried 10 analyze the tu mult sf his emotions: toward: ber. He had never-eeansciously said to himself that be had fallen ia love With her But he did reatize now how lifeless were is telations with Rosaite Marlin, how atterly they lacked, fire or meaaing As the Very hoart of the con:nast between those Scter.tific He hated ta go on with hix | Quentionings~- wisp of Bair play ». tig ePainst ‘her cheek 3 “you know what tamily’ tt ‘be fong’s 10?” Sonya stiffened a tittle and Blanced up at bim, a sharp search Mag r@lenté as though she guessed | why he was quizzing her. . ‘"} dop'teare to give a mere opi etd chahegheltook Ralph neni ‘showed him the Cicindela ‘Ralph kuew no more about tt than Sonya — Ghd furthermore ne lacked her quickness of wit in get tiug out of @ tight corner. Pinned down tor an answer, he pretended to ,eGoRnise the insect, and gave It @ Latin name, dut bluf was a oe one. brow: wdy Cort set the free and wathed over to Paul, him what he bad juat ound but Neither Ratp nor Sonya was Qu entomologist at all! They Knew prepaid nothing abeut the sub. sont LePnoy at about the beetle: ting the dang 1" tell you” . Cheechakos. against one ‘Vacationing ?” nk of pleasanter ways @ Vacation than water -dakging up tite river and takiog chapees With these Kinsdtees, And she's worse.” what's your.guess?” they're ap to Ws tmportant They know Se ed - i totend tH Bo tent on reyardiess And an- other thing. the rea? lead- @r Of those + Wo. the deter ty One. Ratph’s Justa tall to her PIRATES DEFEAT ‘SLUGGERS AGAIN WINNING SERIES VICTORS IN YESTERDAY’S EX- HIBITION COMPLETED THE FOURTH STRAIGHT WIN IN SEVEN-GAME SERIES : Senne (0. L. MILIAN) The seven-game series between :| the Pirates and Sluggers came to an end yesterdty afternoon when Uwe gtris, ne kne® that be son Sonya, Whereas he had oever re pected. Rosalie of anything save her prettiness and as a companion ")tor a Ught-hearte evening. T-a-creek-mouth where a family ot otters were tumbling about in a foamy overfalls, they stepped to catch a string of trout for supper. ‘Giving Sonya nls rod. he leaned against a boulder, net in hand, want- ing her to bave the pleasure of tak ing fem all: At such times, all too pare with her, she appeared to tor Ret herself and shake off the troable whith he had seen on her face that night when-he crouched behind the vordwond. “Like i€?? be asked, at he lifted the string of trout into the canbe “| and they started on . + She npdded, her eves shining. + They, skirled along in silence for a few rods, Just as Curt was think. ‘the ap & tactfal way’ of troaching his talk with ber she surprised him with a sudden unexpected question: “Cart, pou're not really a prospeo tot,are yoo?" For a Moment he thought she bad Dlerced bis mask and had found out why be really was in there. “Why. yea,” be asserted evenly. “What ‘makes you think fm not, Sonya?” “t just can't Imagine you as mere ly a prospector, Curt.” “Why?” _ “She studied ner an: dering how you can ‘fa lite like this, year in and out, Curt You're out of things. out of contact ‘WD the world; and you're making ‘0 contribution to—to—call ‘wan eociety. For most men it'd be all right, bat not for you” “Why do you single nie out?” “Because. Curt, you've got the c& pacity for hing richer and ‘we B [the best form of his career when }while Harold Gates, former Slug-} the former made a clean sweep by taking the fourth contest of the! series by an 8 to 6 score. The winners made it four in @ row by the excellent shape in which its hurlerg found themselves in each game. Carbonell, “who pitched the ope: game of the series, was se he hurléd’ a three-hit, no-run/| game. Joe ‘House found himself | in as good shape in the second and third conflicts, and blanked the Sluggers in both instances, } ger, and Carbonell worked to-; gether to give Hamlin and his gang .its fourth consecutive de- feat to retain the title which the; Pirates have dropped but twice. | The ganie, although far form the championship calibre, because of its poor interest, was bitterly ‘fought throughout with the 'Slug- gers finishing at the tail end. However, théy proved their sports-! manship by sticking and fighting} together till the last man was; put out, never giving up hopes of winning. The feature of the fourth game of the series was’ the spectacular. triple play by ‘the’ Pirates in the; fifth round when both Ingraham and Bethel got on thorugh © safe hits, and Wickers slammed .a' hard: drive to second base which Mayg trapped” afte? a hard ‘try, tossed “t over to first base to get Bethel off the bag, then Pena cut’ the ball loose to: Armando Ace-! vedo who covered second base to catch Ingraham’ who made “| TLL LL OPI LLLLLL EL Ed PO CLELLEL AS The Best Gift To Give Your Family As Well As Yourself Is To Paint And Renovize Your Home jL. to’, 2b-3b 3 ,to Mayg to Pena; triple play: Mayg THE KEY “WEST CITIZEN ORTS ety svi tack. t(D & 0, SAILORS Maye got all the-credit for not losiviz his head. Avevedos again Played bigiart in winning thé series for the Pirates with their big guns in action. Nine of the 12 hits re- corded by the club were hit by Armando Acevedo, who got five} out of as many times at bat, and} Mandle Acevedo, who fell one; short of tieing ‘his smaller brothér’s record. The elder Ace- vedo: knocked in three runs and scored one for himself, while the younger brother crossed the pan three times. Therefore the Ace- vedps were responsible for sever of ithe eight Pirate tallies. l@ box score: SLUGGERS AB R. | Traynor, ss .. Fruto, If . Cates, Bb-c a e-1b Bethel, bees Wickers, ae Sawyer, 1b-2b 3 P. Gonzalez, ef 3 PmomHmmonm COnMorR ORR Re ParHoaaweNDwed o onoososnof <) Totalsx— 33 6 10 iJ ° od OHO SH mM Wis Stone PIRATES AB A. Acevedo, ss 5 Carb’ell, 3b-p 5 C. Griffin, rf 1 Mayg, 2b M. Acevedo, ¢ 5 3 Machin, Jf .... 4 A. Perez, ef. 4 Al Acevedo, 2b 8 H. Gates, p-rf 4 R. 3 1 1 0 1 1 1 0 0 0 COSHH HOCOnaM CMH OCOSRORN Totals— 37 Score by innings: Sluggers . 118 000°100— 6 Pirates . 521 000 00x— 8 Summary: Runs batted in: M. Acevedo 8, Machin, Cates,-L. Gon- zalez, Bethel; two base hits: L. Gonzalez, A. Acevedo; stolen bases: Fruto,, Cates, P. Gonzalez, Carbonell, Griffin, M. Acevedo; Gates; double plays: Traynor to L. Gonzalez to Sawyer, Carbonell 8 12 27 20 to Pena to A. Acevedo; hit by pitched: ball: by Bethel (Pena), by} Gates (P. Gonzalez); bases on balls: off Bethel 2, off Gates 53) struck out: by Bethel 7, by Gates 5, by Carbonell 3; wild pitches: jouter garden Palomoononono™ ‘by Bethe! 2; passed balls: Ingra- ae After having been beaten ,by close margins iw their last: two diamondball games, the Sailors from the,Steamship Joseph R. | Parrott staged a comeback Satur- dayafternoon at the. Army bar- jracks by downing thé Army ten by the score of 13 to 4. The Sailors pounded the Army pitcher, Johnson, for 15 safeties. Lefty Buckley, the P. & 0. lad’s center fielder, was easily the «| outstanding star of the contest, as time and again he raced in the to convert what looked like sure hits into put-outs. 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