The Key West Citizen Newspaper, April 30, 1934, Page 3

THE KEY WEST CITIZEN PAGE THREE success. Relatives, ; BROOKLYN DODGERS BE-' Dr. Charles S. Lobingier of, again do much for natives | an Z Nebraska and Washington, D. C.,;this day. With other good as- : ‘Thes : COME VICTORS OVER PHILS jinternationally-famed jurist, ed-| pects, it is a fortunate day for e e : = ucator and author, born at Lan-; any profession. AMERICAN LEAGUE lark, Il, 68 years ago. * | ae TALE Club— W. Li. . Pet: (Special to The Citizen) | | Mrs, Helen Faust of Omaha, | -667;. CHICAGO, April 30.—The St.’ Francis B. Sayre, one of the, : (4 ie cane iid Rd lt Crate ro ee YOUR e e # Mrs. Mary S. L. Harrison of} On this day the peaceful nature Stars In Twin Bill On Sunday LEAGUE-LEADING |r ri, Onan et mi BUYING ; sans CHICAGO OUTFIT born at Honesdale, Pa., 76 years’ with a love of luxury, and may ° : a) ‘ago. |give way to self-indulgence, in- PRO | : | ‘creasing as the day proceeds. The! | nana 2 doubleheader at the Navy Field| PITTSBURGH PIRATES AND |“*8°" 64 years ago. \ and peace to the Pirate, 9 to 0 in the sched- The Young Sluggers, winners of THE Homer S. Cummings, Attorney-, Climax of the day is rather idle, Yesterday afternoon when it bow-| $ 2 we [8 uled twin biil. a4 eee MONDAY, APRIL 380, 1934: ie the first haif of the city inter- $ CINCINNATI REDS LOSE TO General of the U. S., born in Chi-;but later it takes on’ a stronger, == ed to the Stars in the first game,; The Slugzers, who apparently | Sluggers Lose To Pirates And (CARDSDEFEAT Today's Birthdays Today's Horoscope season league, lost both ends of jeast and there is more shrewdness 5 to 3, and dropped the nightcap aren’t taking the second-half) cchadctressionsi: d the firat Detroit 6 3 : ‘ ‘ who made her own burial gown 36 contest -with “Tigh Maur C Pa | Cleveland 5 3. .625>Louis Cardinals came out victo- Assistant Secretaries of State, years ago, recently celebrated her in the box, igh egiaeh: 7 ha New York 6 4 .600\ tious over the league-leading Chi- born at Bethlehem, Pa., 49 fel 101st birthday anniversary. one lone h't and two runs through Washington ; : ot eago Cubs in yesterday’s game, 9.°8* | G ieiee cat the first five rounds. Both of Boston ‘364 to 4. The game was witnessed by! Maj igs Be Halbpook: tase es weer eee ree i eos in through a bad Philadelphia 4 7 364 ,t04. on ¥; Maj. Gen. Lucius R. Holbrook, | sers in McCulloch, San Saba and tian Pie Toshecar tied bene St. Louis 3 6 .875-80,000 fans. U.S. A., born at Arkansaw, Wis..| Mills ‘counties, Texas, realized Gray hurled his first game in Chicago oe ee Walker gave 11 hits but was ef-|59 years ago. \ $200,000 during the fur season, = =: fective with-men on base, striking! Seven years and showed the fans NATIONAL LEAGUE Rear Admiral Yates Stirling,| eeeeeeceevevccercere coos thet he still po-sesses good stuff.| jout eight batsmen. Buster Mills 3, ty 5 N., born at Vallejo, Cal.,! Fieldon Elbertson, another old-' Club— w. L. Pet. and Jimmy Collins got home runs! aes ago. : P OLITICAL £ timer, played centerfield for the Chicago oie A oo. for the Cards with Gabby Hart- 2 eng lorers and proved he still has the New Yor ge a aittcuns ; Fielding H. Yost, noted Univ.| ANNOUNCEMENTS e old batting eye by getting two Boston \. 8 18 O0e) arr eo rere of homers and ichinangiizector uf athletes | bases on bal!s and one single in, Pittsburg! 5 4 .556\a single for the Cubs. . “dame ape aad es we ‘i : | Brooklyn 6 6 600; a born 63 years ago. | four tries. petitoed The Pittsburgh Pirates downed -—— For the Pri Electi The score was tied at troll Coo : ¥ ao pa —— Reds, 9'to 5, in the} oo. rehar, famed Hungarian’ ee ae aeegee PLUMBING when Gray, not wishing to over- ng oe junday major | * ; lay, June work himeclf by” pitching ning| Philadelphia 2 8 .200l every haved Hac diy Same! composer of popular operas, born! segeccccevcccccsococcece BAKERY INSURANCE rounds, was relieved by Griffin, whom the Stars found te be easy TODAY’S GAMES Ea * and touched the old catcher’s de- Kenesaw Mountain Handis|°" Ls ati at For State Senator "baseball commissioner, was among Piiticeas Juliane; hsie “ke the| WILLIAM V. ALBUR PASTRIES PLUMBING a ; ——oe » | those ‘cheering the Bucs on to vic- i Pee es C E | livery for seven hits and three) | AMERICAN LEAGUE tory... Shiver, Shur, Sylvester throne teste Nenana. bon For State Senator | N § U R A N 1) . scores in four rounds. Philadelphia at Boston. | Johnson ‘and Paul Waner all con- 26 years. ago. | Reeted for four-base hits. wes ARTHUR GOMEZ Al. Acevedo, Stars’ second) New York at Washington, ba: , fielded brilliantly for} fai Full-grown elephants pose for a - Office: 319 Duval Street DURO PUMPS hiv clube acne a ae zt St. Louis at Detroit, ‘The Brooklyn Dodgers defeated 1,55 in clay modeling at a west- For Representative To t . ; Cleveland at Chicago. the Phillies, 8 to 7. Two four-run! o. universit . PLUMBING SUPPLIES he keystone bag without a mis- 3 rallies enabled the Brooklyn team n ee: State Legislature cue. AL LEAGU! Cheta Baker lifted his batting} RATIONAL us 2 * Brooklyn at New York, average several points higher} Chicago at Pittsl : when he clouted out three safe! artrken pao : - _ Boston at Philadelphia. _ hits in four tries. Ingraham and Cinci ‘ St. Loui Traynor, of the Sluggers, aiso hed incinnati at ~~ a fine day at bat, the latter get- ting ‘three: hits out of as mery' DIAMONDBALL - times at bat. while the former hit} AQUILINO LOPEZ, 5R. TELEPHONE NO. 1 to'win the contest. Ruel, Pasek; Weaver and Hemsley. The Boston Braves licked the - H F Solicit [Giants 6 to 4. Ott made two| At New York RH. E.| or County Solicitor ‘Tre. oac plactor desert te: chee doubles and his fifth home run of| Boston ee J. F. BUSTO night... Our pastries are posi- the season. New York 3-8 3) — tively, deliginas: J0 « ‘The Cleveland Indians won from| Batteries: Weiland and Ferrell;| For County Solicitor re PORTER-ALLEN HN C. PARK the Detroit Tigers and the Yankees|Gomez and Dickey. | ALLAN B. CLEARE, JR. MALONEY & PEACOCK ‘whipped the. Red Sox. sere Don eet ema dentcl i rhe ‘Nets: beat” the Athletics = PHONE 818 COMPANY 328 SIMONTON ST. PHONE 348 two out of four. m = The nighteap. which was called BEGINS TONIGHT jwhile the Browns downed the Chi- STE AMSHIP Cc H x Seer sel Jo a oy NOTARY _ | SHOE REPAIRING agreement. was an easy victory — : Learner veg Aopen UNITED STATES FAST j BEER for the Pirates, who used Avila : : LEAG' MAIL ROUTES FOR on the mound in the first five| The diamondball season opens! 4+ Chicago R. H. E. H HAPPY DAYS ARE HERE rounds and then shoved in Lopez; tonight at Bayviwe Park, begin-| St. Louis 912 1 PORT TAMPAHAVANA—WEST INDIES B ) EXPERT in the sixth stanza. ning at 8 o’clock, according to-an-| Chicago 411 1 ee ae < REPAIRING While the Sluggers’ manaze-| nouncement made by ‘John Cates, ~ Batterie: Davis; = aaa Key West for Havana Tuesdays and Fridays 12:15 i = oD SHOE aust bares gee ed oe “tom | anaeer of the grounds.’ Malone, Lee and Hartnett. Leave Havana for Key West Wednesday. and Seturdays j x 5 Men’s Half Soles - 60c and 75¢ ¥ : 9:45 A. M. ZA . bb ine plav-off series. the Pirates! The two teams that will be seen t: Boston R. H. E. Leave Key West for Port Tampa Wednesdays and Satur- Men's Rul Heels -----~ took ddvantage of the two weak! in the initial game tonight :will.be Nee York : days 6:30" P.M. Cas ai . , Sane eee 25e and 35c hurlers of the Sluggers to fatten| Lopez and Relief, with both teams} Boston. NOTARY PUBLIC Ladies’ Half Soles . 50c tnd 600 their individual batti Tickets, Reservations and enon at Ticket Office on the oe, ir in: jual ing averages, | .a:, Batte: Luque; + Dock, * cat Ladies’ Leather Cc Mave, Mand Ac“ Abeveds andl 7t *%:be im mend: trim,iand tan) -. ie barios:. Schumarber, ..Luave | "J. H. COSTAR, / gent. i Try Your Meals At src pn aegis de °F 8 Perez helped themselves to two or! excellent exhibition of the port Betts and Spohrer, Bi a Ue : Sere Del ico Rest t <a more hits aplece, «lis promised. ce japsins ai oe a ae ee IMORICO NESARTER FULL LINE OF ALL KINDS Se lets: crowd. aah: throush al Lunn and Ingraham will be At Pittsburgh RHE Cuban Beer, served with CITIZEN OFFICE OF WHITE SHOE POLISH continuous. steady drizzle of rain‘ battery for Lopez, and Gates Cincinnati . 6 9 2 to see the Stars put over an easy) Baker for the Relief. | Pittebargh 912 1 Goodyear Shoe Shop vietory at the exrense of the first! ¢ is expected that there will be}. Batteries: Shaute, Sylvester Cor. Greene and Ann Sts. 612 DUVAL STREET Balt ‘winners. a large number of fans in attend-/J°bR80R, Vance and O'Farrell; The box scores follow: sek: {Lucas and Vetman. First Game ME er 2 ne STARS AD RH. PO A. Griffin pow @ 0 0 © & O|aAt Piladeiphin = RH. E BEER NEWSPAPER | SOUVENIRS See 6 1 1 6 6 ota as 0 888 E ich ig mt peas eer; secs’ = Acevedo, lf 4 1 0 2 0 1:Ingraham, c .. 2 0 2. 2. ANHEUSER-BUSCH “ 9 Gates, rf... 4 0 0 1 0 0 Garcia, 2b...2 0 0 2°0 Batteries: Beck, Carroll, Lucas, AD SOUVENIRS Beker. 7. 4 0 8 2 1 1/Stanley, xf 2 0 1 0. 0. O[PAse Leonard and Lopez, Suke- BUDWEISER A FOR RENT Swen, 1b. 1 0 030 0: —_——______| forth; © Moore, Davis, Hansen, : “ Gonaaies, ef. 3 0 0 2 0 0} Totals— 21 Me de decee narod DRAUGHT On the Classified Page Kodaks, Movie Films, Ac’do. cf1b4 0 0 7 1 0! Score by innings: ‘ ‘ egie f AN Ace'do, 2b4 2 2 8 2 0' Pirates .. 310 113 9] © AMERICAN LEAGUE <a IS SURE TO REACH sega ow Figg Be hang Molina, p....2 © 1 0 2 O| Sluggers aveeee 000 000— o) At. Detroit R. H. EF.) THE CAVE INN THE PERSON ete. sr Rodriguez, ¢ 2 1 1 2 1 1; Summary: Runs pomgerineld Se borer + te “ | OLD OAKEN BUCKET = “Pena, M. Acevedo, Avila, Mayg,| Detroit | DEPRESSION CAFE . Total 34 5 8 27 11 3 Perez; two Lase hit: Avi'a; stolen]. Batteries: Hildebrand, Brown| BLUE HEAVEN CAFE YOU SEEK WE DO EXPERT bases: Carbonell, Machin,’ Frato! and Pytiak; Marberry, Auker and HAPPY DAYS BEER GARDEN PHONE 51 WATCH REPAIRING SLUGGFRS AP R. H. PO A. E. 2, Stanley; bases on’ balls: off Cochrane. SLOPPY JOE’S PLACE Machin. cf-lb 5 0 110 1. © Avila 1, off Molina 1; struck out:| -. : ee i ° d ? Sawyer, ef 4 1 0 1 0 9 by Griffin. by Avila 4, by Loper| | At Washington R. H. Smith, —— an —— THE FRANK JOHNSON Cates, s= 3 0 0 1 8 2 2; hits: off Avila two in five in-| Philadelphia 672 ‘onroy Pi Frato. If 3 6 © 1 0 © nings, off Lopez one ‘n one in-' Washington | Colonial Hotel Building Ingraham. _ 3 2 3 4 1 0 ning; winning pitcher: Avila; left: scnes, » Matozak,| # A. LOPEZ, Agent. KEY WEST CITIZEN aan. 3b. 4 0 2 1 5 1 on bases: Pirates 2,'Sluggers 8. {Dietrich and Hayes; Crowder,| Eib’son, Ib-ef 2 0 1 4 0 1 Bui Prim, Russell and Berg. Garcia, 2) 3 0 0 4 4 0, TEAM STANDING a8 BASEBALL NEWSPAPER _ | WATCH MAKING Grov. p 2.0 0 1 1 2} Club— , W.L. Pet.) At St. Louis R. H. E. f d : Griffin, p 2 0 0 0 4 0} Pirntes . 8 3 .727| Chicago ... 242 y ‘sta 6 « -000|St Leva 610 3 No Discourage RUSSELL’S —READ— AARON MeCONNELL Totals— 31 7 27:19 5, Sluggers « 8° 9 .250 Batteries: Tietje, Lyons and Veget ables with THE KEY WEST 536 Fleming Street Seore by innings: R. Me Stars... 200 000 201— 5; : P A sa at CIGAR STORE Sluggers O11 001 000— 3 © OOOO a GIGI GOOG I MOOR) | TERE is still only Sommarr: Runs batted in: Rod- one refrigerant that riguce. P. Castro, Traynor; two Q - N positively keeps your ig co we bit: Frato: stolen basee:!® AN NY, Era f Pros | oe Genzsles 2. Traynor; eect ew oO peri Y vegetables as fresh and ICE! And fresh, Subscription $2 Per Year ‘ Mlawai F. ‘Atevedo to Al Acevedo, |W crisp as they should be. . ! fresh, Come in and get the results WATCHMAREE JEWELER er to Al, Acevedo to F. 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