The Key West Citizen Newspaper, April 26, 1934, Page 3

FAGR THREP < BONING PROGRAM |—ropayra y -| at.cvm Tonicat( TODAY'S WEATRER ree am | | Denver . 50 ‘extreme south portion; not much ee reeds are tee i rably below norma A large crowd of fight fans is) Highest ae he os in temperature: a Straite;{Ohio Valley and Tennessee east. } es: 2 H SO) 30 Flo its 4 expected to turn out tonight to Bastport d te easterly winds. and/W@td over the Middle Atlantic j witness the tussle between 'Kilbane and Young Fernandez to El Paso seni partly overcast with | States. } Galveston showers tonight and Friday over | take place in the High School Gym | yesterday’s Precipitation at 8 o'clock under the auspices of Helena . extreme si uth portion. Huron East Gulf: Moderate east and —a jthe High School Alumni Associa: +tion. Kansas City southeast winds, here epreduction KEY WEST , for smoking pi . Wag Dritts slowly | — river | 1860, when a Frenc} 5. . Silkworm 9. it to be of excell . Lave . Morsel left at a meal: THURSDAY, APRIL 26, 1934. CUBS DEFEAT =| REDS, SEVENTH -- STRAIGHT WIN DOWN ATHLETICS sue, TAKE LEAGUE LEAD teloudy tonight and Friday; prob- tae fallen in the North Atlantic jably showers; moderate easterly tStates and portions of the far . ;West, and have risen im most jother sections of the country, al- SOSCSSCOSOCOSOSSOOSE eoee Daily Cross-word Puzzle — eeese ACROSS 1. Stiten 4. Dismay 9, Theatrleal sign indicating @ |. Native metal- full house bearing com= Anclest caer. pounds seen wine Supper }. American |. Faucet anibrarian Beard of grain Above: cor fabulous bird Pigpens . Prospers . Feminine name . Kind of parrot \ Both th of a gear 2 Partly cloudy tonight! Solution of Yesterday's Puzzie 1, Entirely & Part ofa plant | . Evening party | ). Echo Temperature® G. S. KENNEDY, Official in Charge. -0. Ins. f briar root s back to firm found WEATHER CONDITIONS “ quality for ee S morning | that purpose. . Took oath ae . Flow back . Article . Genuine Eenpiueeting (Special to The Citizen) | CHICAGO, April 26.—The Chi-j cago “Cus defeated the Cincin- nati’ Reds 6 to 1. This was their man . Foundation Agreement . Break without warning . Variety i 49. Title of a monk | Term of respect Tomorrow's Tides i: es {High 8:10 9:11 ¢ ‘ Salt e iiss Low 148 2550 ee Barometer at 8 a. m, today: Sea level, 30.05. jegree . Broad shallow . Makes pl vessel 5 rock ne 51, Peacock Put forth butterfly . Fold over on $2. Important ele- . Style of haireut ment of food % $4. Maker of clothes Landed I. Pittsburgh feelings are easily excited ‘ Diminishing : Short tor a kina of di San Franei: Slt. Ste. M Tampa Washington . Williston Wytheville : Hate Lowest — Highest Last ht Yes she rday weccccecrceweneens enone Abilene | Atlanta 54 ; =] CLASSIFIED sc : eal eae a Chicago eeocecccosccocss RADIO REPAIRING | RADIO. REPAIRING. We 1 repair | took.their. Hecke. spent game = aaa Hh . all makes. Guaranteed service, ee = lsckmen. j= Yi LA J. L. Stowers Music over jhigh p' ; the nort Partly) Missouri WEATHER FORECAST Til 8 p. m, Friday lately and causing his opponents; y7,,, > é oe, shville 5 fr t e re} ‘ seventh straight victory in the |old boxing game out of a clear! ave occurred dur- The Boston Braves triumphed ;- Pronoun prom Garcia, with several other good} : SC i i i ama *ressure which aceounted for five. runs, o the Gulf coast and Key West's Oldest The New York Yankees downed Key West and Vicinity: Valley. Temperatures ‘Tomorrow's A to wobble about the knees, is said} yy... ® over On-| Quickly relieve the torment aad National League pennant race ' sky. Oklahoma, | ty aver the Brooklyn Dodgers, tho| ‘* '** | Shoreiast run 6 Small eEplosten jbou | a al BENJAMIN LOPEZ Hal Lee, obtained from Philadel- and another field of L 24-Hour Ambulance Service the Philadelphia Athletics 3 to 2. Emory Blackwell, who has been! gin yicax idoing some sensational wallopingi gin wats jto be in good shape to meet Kid! |Beceaise, who dropped into the} ee ents aii Sekt kc Gabaeedakin ba SUN applying safe no and they have yet to lose a game The preliminaries will feature since the season opened. Tampa, Tiger and Rubber Man/ e moet i, and portions of | score in this game reading 9 to 4. from the Middle | FUNERA LH OM E With a home run and a double. es and Ohio River eiciEaea cae stablis! ‘ears ja in @ winter trade, personally ure has moved in over seeoteal ha eaves te’ vhctory. 1 Rockies and upper Licensed Embalmer Phone 135 Night 696-W Behind the smart pitching of Dan- ny- MacFalden, the New Yorkers FURNISHED APARTMENT, G eral Electrie Ice Box. Archie. Thompson, 1001 Eaton, Phone 879-5. apr14-tmox { { i at alae Pe seattle Geadees 2 ee a FOR RENT—Furnished merits. Very reasonable. Duval street. apart- 130 two singles and a walk for the win. ning tally. The score that meant victory was driven in with a sin- gle by, Hayes, The summaries follow: NATIONAL LEAGUE At Boston ROH. FE. 48 2 FOR SALE CHEVROLET ‘CORONA TYPEWRITER. * Al- ' most new, $20.00. 732 Unit- ed Street. apr26-3t One |OLD PAPERS FOR SALE. Page and Lopez; Pickrel, gum, Cantwell and Hogan, Spoh- rer. At Chieago Cincinnati ........ Chicago .... Batteries: Derrin er, ‘Kolp al O'Farrell; Malone and Hartnett. . E, 5 3 nd New York at Philadelphia, post- poned, cold. St. Louis at Pittsburgh, post- poned, cold. 25 ne AMERICAN LEAGUE At New York rR. HB Philadelphia ....« . 228 8 New York ........ Ot ea ea | Batteries: Benton, Kline and Hayes; MacFayden and Dickey. At St. Louis Cleveland St. Louis : ° Batteries; Pearson 7 Blacholder, Andrews ang At Detroit Chicago Detroit - a ener Batteries: Jones, Wyatt Shea, Ruel; Auker, Frasier, Mar- berry and Cochrane, Boston at Washington, postpon- ed, cold. AMERICAN LEAGUE Club— . L. Pet. New York 2 7M Detroit 38; = OOOO OT POTEET , ee eI Se 72 ‘¢ 667 -5TE B75 375 333 333 NATIONAL LEAGUE Clab— Ww. Chicago 7 New York 6 Pittsburgh 4 Brooklyn 4 4 1 1 Pet. 1.000 857 667 STL 571 167 43 Philadelphia » .000. TODAY'S GAMES AMERICAN LEAGUE Cleveland at St, Louis. Chicago at Detroit. Reston at Washington. Philadelphia at New York. NATIONAL LEAGUE Cineinnati at Chicago. St. Louis at Pittsburgh. Brooklyn at Boston. New York at Philadelphia. Roy Mo, to Kansas City at the in- sistence of a knife at his back. Bishop, taxi driver, took} his cab gil the way from Joplin, passenger who held | BELLIGERENT. WITH BRAVE CAMERA MAN | . Despite the fagt that Najar of Housatonic, Mass., one amateur photographer will attempt any picture, a hawk! prevented his taking pictures ol in thot town when | 23raa: the hawk attacked the cameraman. ! # beatd udg While atop the cliff, Najar was} Squaw Peak charged by the large bird and was forced to seek shelter. 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