The Key West Citizen Newspaper, January 2, 1934, Page 3

made & gesture, 48 though to some ally of bis who bad crept up to the window and was training a gun on her. - “Don’t!” be cried. “Don’t shoot!” é The ruse would never have caught Cart Tennyson. But Sonya was on the @rst map bunt of her life; and | for all the brilfiancy of that hunt she knew nothing of the subtleties which come only from desperate experi- ences. She whirled, glanced at the empty. window—and her second’s adygutage was gone. the moment that her eyes left Bim, Karakhan gripped, the staff, Mfted st, and swung at her. Sonya | threw up her arm to save werself, ‘but-the heavy clublike thing knocked dezvous. Sonya is alone ee: Ea- rakhan in his ‘otlderness oa — 44 Chapter 43 FAILURE ONYA'S voice broke, For a me Pinay she seemed on the verge of Ing to pieces, she steadied # herself, dashed the from her | eyes; andher right hand crept in- her blouse. i arm 8 and stru r It was genuinely news to Kara- ne — along vig Pew y khan that her two menkin had been | Sho reeled, and her gun went ciat- #) put to death by the secret police. He | sering against the sheet-iron stve. had indeed sent them to Viadt Z hag lifted the staff for an- with forged papers on a nonexistent blow, but it was not neces- deal, as she said; and he bad written | sary; ‘hig first had knocked her | . the police anonymously that seuseless. ‘were coming, so that they wonld | the throbbing stillness Kara- arrested. stood over her, breathing heav- “In tne critical days just ng. down at her white face. regarded her he understood the passionate devo- alty which had turned gold-furied vengeance a girl and sent ber on her hunt. When be saw that she was merely pned, he picked ber up lightly, & Y ? te Ha Hl : i i j SPORTING NEWS’ ALLSTAR TEAM | ORGANIZATION MADE UP FROM CLUBS COMPRISING AMERICAN AND NATIONAL LEAGUE UNITS (Special to The Citizen) ST. LOUIS, Mo., Jan. 2.—Five clubs in the Americar League and four in the National contributed the ten members of the ninth an- nual major league All-Star team | of The Sporting News, the nation- al baseball weekly of St. Louis, selected by 186-members of the Baseball Writers’ Association oe America ‘and announced: today.! Chiezgo.' Philadelphia, New York. and; ‘Washington ~are represented » in» the «. American League and Boston, Philadelphia, Pittsburgh and New York, . each placed two. The players named are: Left field, Al Simmons, Chicago White Detroit, | wpe of shaking Sonya's towin a few minutes and if to this not falied to: hand sliding into her | Clasplug a gun, the gun ed to kill him with, . “You didn't send them over So vaphheseag did you?” denial. “You didn't Inform | police privately that father and | _ Were the ones who were Sovernment officials? You | cover your own thieving by turning suspicion to aang _ “An old refugee whe lives in Vi ~ tempt at the stumbling ineptitude. ys WS ifice of death, the nearest * * that death had ever brushed Karakhan was shaken with a ering: terror, He was at her mercy. and bad no mercy. “Sonya, {'m sorry. about your fa- pore Wp dee fo @ frantic effort ted =| pa ‘ont you let me xactly the extent of wy her over to the bunk, tied ‘hands and feet securely with screaming when would let those he was getting eyes flicker open. ie bim, not yet fully comprehending; then glanced about ‘the cabin. When she looked back to him again, he saw the realization : her eyes that her hunt bad coe . She automatic ng : known. Bu’ . Now what shall ! do to spl before i go away from are thinking | will harm cat all. Instead, I am going you your fredom. In short, am going to leave you here.” to enjoy the effect of upon Sonya. He watched blood ebb from her face, saw a come into her eyes in place defiance a few moments ago. won't lack attention, little F citi i 3 8 a mouth. “LeNoir and the In- Will be fighting over you in an trom now. You probably would LeNoir, but personally | think AG Indian will win—he has a whole | him. Bot either way, it will be @ long, long before you see a white eng | FUNNY LOVE ST. LOUIS.—“Why = did Bertha Haussner of Nebraska City was named the University of Nebraska “Sweetheart” for 1933 by a vote of male students. In her divorce suit against, Douglas Fairbanks, Mary Pick- ford charges the swashbuckling, actor with causing her Rgrievens) added, with a wolfish smile | you! Sox; Center field, Walter Berger, Boston Braves; right field, Chuek | Klein, Phillies; first base, Jimmy | Foxx, Athletics; second base, Charley Gehringer, Detroit; short- stop, Joe Cronin, Washington; third base, Harold Traynor, Pitts- burgh; catcher, Bill Dickey, New York Yankees; pitcher, Carl Hub- bell, New York Giants; pitcher, Alvin Crowder, Washington. Cronin, Hubbell and Klein stood out in the selections. The mana- ger of Washington was given 181 out of a possible 186 votes for the shortstop position; Hubbell was. picked by 173 scribes and 170 voted for Klein. Traynor appears as a member for the seventh time, one more than Babe Ruth, who once dominated the choices but, received only one vote for the 1933 team. Bob..Gtove, who had} been picked five times in succes- sion heretofore, lost out by four! votes to Crowder. 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The life-work will be’ along hidden lines, “but with some authority. The native is: reserved and self-reliant, with sometimes a hard, grasping! with one except ‘Washington, who | nature, astute and “selfish, but! was a shut-out affair, as both} subject to the softening influence| of love. Love of horses prominent trait. is a 4 Mrs»Ada B. Nefew is one of the Oldest postmasters, in point of service, in the country. She has a eg continuously at Eaton- town; N. J., for 44 years. safeties! | Seesecceesasesacnesocses FOUOWING THROUGH (By JOVE) geeseegesoroos Just as I expected, the Sluggers made it three straight games won in a row, and Cates kept up his hitting, slamming safely seven} times straight before stopped. He. hit safely nine times in twelve, tries at bat. The Sluggers hit 41! safeties andscored 27 runs in three games, an average of one run for every player for the games play-| ed. The infield played wonderful} TAKE ONE APIECE IN DOUBLEHEADER] «eee ine wonaera WRECKERS WIN OPENING, “Tiffin one, in the box. | CONTEST OF DIAMONDBALL| As to the Pirates, I believe they | would be able to play better ball | 5-0; SCORE IN NIGHT CAP. if they sould ppt their heads to- | gether and do less. complaining. In that way I believe that they would be able to get back to their In the opening game of aj 0d form. Casa and Lopez, two of doubleheader of diamondbal! play-| their star moundsmen, have been ed yesterday at the Army Field,| defeated in their regent appear- the first of a seven-game series,| ances in the league games. And; the Relief’s crew shut out the| Carbonell, the best he could do was Army boys by a score of 5 to 0:|pitch a tie game. M. Acevedo, The Army aggregation came|A- Acevedo, Griffin, Lopez and back in the nightcap and defeated | the rest of the Buccaneers are not their opponents by a score of 13| hitting as they usually do. Lopez to-8si-- bit a home run in the ninth to tie The battery for the Relief was,the score. It looked like the Peterson and” Baker, while Rich-| Lopes of the old Regular days. ards and Kulas served in the same \eapadity for Uncle Saim’s boys. -}‘ The ‘Acevedo Stars, as I said he- Both of the games proved toj fore, are a fighting bunch'of kids, ‘be interesting exhibitions, regard-; and it will. take more than the i less of the fact that the first game! nible that Mendoza offers them to hold them down. As usual, team’ played hard all during the| Peter Castro hit two out of ‘four course of the contests. .| times up. The next game of the series READ 13 TO3 PAGE THRER BATTING AVERAGES OF CITY LEAGUE The following are the batting averages ever .300 for the first six games in the Island City League: Player and Club— At Bat Runs Hits Average Cates, S .. 12 -750 Swain, AS -750 P. Castro, AS - 666 L. Acosta, P -600 F. Acevedo, AS 500 Carbonell, P ... 461 Pie Traynor, 8 420 Albury, S -... 416 ©. Garcia, Pelicans - 416 Ingraham, |S 875 Frate, § - 363 Sawyer, S 363 Castillo, S 357 Gil Garcia, Pelicans .. 833 Monteagude, Pelicans 333 P. Diaz, Pelicans -. 333 L. Garcia, Pelicans 333 Q. Lopez, P 333 Baker, AS 833 G. Acevedo, AS -300 Al. Acevedo, AS ..... 300 base. A few of the balls that got away fronr Sevilla conld have been handled by a -more experienced 12 ee ee ek oe ee ee ee on ne ee ee ee) TURNS IN FIRE ALARM ae DETROIT.—Mrs, Lyman Moore | first sacker, and there are a few] of this city made home life so roaming loose here, such as Gonzalez, Biff Salgade‘and a few. more. The rest of the club is OK, hot for her husband he ran out and turned in the fire alarm by mistake when he wanted the po- Manager Acevedo was hurt on| lice- two occasions, and still persisted in playing. despite his injuries, That isthe proper: Spirit for all HUSKY players to display, never, givi up. Gates has be riety his Overtazed by credit on the mound, and eo eestiag nee riguez ‘is credited with oné de-| 4B» Key West's First Funeral Home feat. _ oot —- The: Pelicans, first of all, need will be played on Friday after- noon. Gates hit the first home run of the league, the ball sailing over Sear eereeneer ne the left fielder’s head into the A patent has been issued for a{ Coast Guard reservation. ltwo way television apparatus to . be-used with existing telephones. a fighting manager, not an easy- going one. They will get nor where in that way. Here’s hoping | that the Pelican outfit will gather | some pep and make a better show- The Stars were weak at first! ing at, the next game. Service TO makes it know its —— sal ease a EN Key West's First Ambulance PRITCHARD Phone 548 Never Sleeps NEVER AN OFFER LIKE THIS BEFORE IN KEY WEST TRY AN ELECTRIC RANGE without the expense of buying one If you, just can’t make up your mind as to the merits and advantages of electric cookery, . . . 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