The Key West Citizen Newspaper, May 7, 1934, Page 3

Zl Zl ‘Pirates a Hand Stars First Real _{MIAMIANS DOWN Thrashing Of Season Yesterday | Meeting with the first w=’ BRAVES DEFEAT CARDS; GIANTS BILTMORE COUNTRY CLUB GOLF AGGREGATION IN TWO MATCHES _. (Special to The Citizen) golf team went down in defeat at the hands of the Miami Biltmore KEY WEST TEAM MIAMI, May 7.—The Key West | 1. t enaheling ‘they've. bad thin. seni | the Stars dropped a 16 to 6 score | to the Pirates which gave the ad 4ter club the second-half pennant lof the season in yesterday's league WIN FROM game. S | Howard Gates, Stars’ ~ under- ‘arm slinger, who started on the| CHICAGO CUBS ARE VICTORS mound, was far from being ef-| OVER PHILADELPHIA CLUB; gb ond sla cl sqanal eae NEW YORK YANKEES DOWN a BROWNS walked four men and allowed dropped one point out of three to Robert Spottswood and Joe Lopez of Key West, Jack Kehoe and Emory Schultz of the Biltmore been put out, failed to do any. ama Braves defeated the St or (vias he eee ; and the clonting Pirates ham-| bovis Cardinals, 3 to 2, Frank-(Key West. This was Sunday's the tall hurler for 13 blows} louse and Hallahan pitched hit.| Play. , 11 tallies: Griffin's eae. less ball for five innings, The vic- besser of the other asia recorded with 11 es, | tory ended the Red Birds’ winning heat ane G8, Baldwin, of’ which went to the out-) streak at seven games, putting the erro vase es < rahe Pena, Buccaneers’ great| B*4ves back into the first division. 3.0; Sidney Meyer and Robert E. baseman, shoved in four of| Brandt finished up the pitching] Clark, Biltmore, defeated C. B. ’s first six runs. with a/| for the victors. ... [Jones and S, Sis: Tax Nek Sinks: dowaed) Seats, Dimes, detested seri berate parte = a The) M, Russell and Walter Kemp, Key Out of the box with tee nman| West, 3-0; 0. E. Dooley, Jr., and the winners, handled runs in/ J, R. Jernigan, Biltmore, defeat with one error chalked the first inning. Mancuso hit a] ed J. R, Stowers and L. Plummer, im. ‘This is believed! home run during the game. Key West, 3-0; John Montgomery be a record for any ‘local sec- The Chicago Cubs defeated the! 9nd A. A. Unger, Biltmore, de- res nS of th . 1. H a le: | - of the Sluggers, at short. Pained il hite off tas Pallatelpnis ens, Biltmore, defeated C. Harris, in 1933, was 15 out of 18) pitchers, eae West, 1-0, Country Club players in both of the matches staged here. Saturday’s match resulted in a score of 19-3, with Sunday’s game standing at 20-2. : — (Special to The Citizen) NEW YORK, May 1%.—The i ge jini Armando Acevedo dropped’ few points when he failed. to! safely more than once in GAME TONIGHT yl The Cleveland Indians defeated the Mackmen, 4 to 8 Jimmy Goldsmith, Key| ites, play-off | firstoun who. ; Foxx got a home run during the contest, Averill sent home the that gave Cleveland the vice Arrangements have been made for @ diamondball game. .to be played tonight at Bayview Park, beginning at 8 o’clock, between pe in day, | The Yankees triumphed over “ seed (the Browns, ¢ to 5. Lou Gek agen rent Home team 5 ee evdnk ieee eink Manager John Cates, who has Manager Ham! if thi jot ictory. He supervision of the grounds, prom- will be rae to glee oe aed of the season. ises a good exhibition of the game, the Stars’ players, possibly the” ‘The Senators shut out the White infield with the exception! a oe P haak whieh a Faved 8 bir 5 to 0. Al Thomas’ six-hit that position as yet. Howard: may open the series against| “The summaries: ‘the Buccaneers. However little NATIONAL LEAGUE Lucilo Gonzalez may come for a week-end and hurl for} At Cincinnati RW. F. Nat Nore oes BIO oF Cincinnati 2 9 ol New York 011 5 E.|__ Batte mamach ©. and] Cleveland see 8 | Mancuso; Johnson, Stout and} Boston 4| O'Farrell. Washi At Chicago 0} Philadelphia Clab— Ww. L. me ° mm oOH OCR ASP conoownowusce 5 10 6/St. Louis : 1| Chicago AL DD 11 Chicago meee nnn 4 | _ Batteries: Hansen, —_ Elliott, 3; Grabowski, Darrow and Wilson, 1; Todd; Warneke, Tinning, Bush ojand Hartnett, Shroom Um te tom tO mH co no te q\_ At Pittsburgh Brooklyn... Ef. | Pittsburgh ; 2! Batteries: _ Ber- Swift, Hoyt and ~ a ~_ a co a ~ oe | mm & 02 00 ee OF mm & Oo OF mocccon beer Q) Tew; 1 oT Meine, 0 : | At St, Louis RE. Pe sepa Oe Le pe) 01S Tale. 8 eS 0} Batteries: Frankhouse, Brandt g and Spohrer; Hallahan, Grimes jand V. Davis, Delancey, Totals— 36 6 4 27 18 11 Score by innings: R. AMERICAN LEAGUE Pirates... 331 031 500—16| At Philadelphia Stars ....... 401 100 000— 6 Cleveland Summary: Runs batted in: | Philadelphia —__. Pena 4, Maye. A. Acevedo 2, Car-| Batteries: Hudlin Donell 2, Griffin; two base hit: A.| Mahaffey, Marcum Acevedo, Kelly, Griffin; home — Tun: Pena; stolen bases: Kelly,} At Washington Pena. Lopez, G. Acevedo, Gates;/Chicago double plays: A. Acevedo to Mayg} Washington - is to Pena; G. Acevedo to Rodriguez! Batteries: Jones, Ly te G. jo; bases on balls: off; Shea, Pasek; Thomas and Berg. Gates & off Griffin 4, off Casa 2; struck out: by Griffin 2; passed! At New York ball: Rodriguez; left on bases:/St. Louis Pirates 10, Stars 5; umpires: Se-;New York : 6 villa and Key; time of game: 2:34.' Batteries: Andrews, We’' Grobe, MacFayden, Uhie HEN IN FISH'S STOMACH Dickey. PROVINCETOWN, | Mass. et At Boston Ulysses Simons, of this city, Detroit... ~411 claims he found a normally de. Boston 14 17 1 dreve his automobile 1.480 miles veloped and fully feathered hen! Batteries: Marberry, Ho~~'\ through 12 states before police! the stomach of a codfish which Larkin and Cochrane, Haywoits; discovered he was displaying 1933 caught recently. 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