The Key West Citizen Newspaper, May 8, 1934, Page 3

GIANTS DEFEAT REDS; PHILLIES LOSE TO CUBS; ST. WOUIS CARDINALS VIC- TORIGUS OVER BOSTON NONE; PIRATES EDGE OUT! { | | OPEL TEAM WS | DIAMONDBALL GAME LAST NIGHT AT BAYVIEW ®ARK ENDS IN SCORE OF 12-2 The Lopez Funeral Home team’ DODGERS (Special to The Citizen) NEW. YORK, May 8.—The local | nine of the National League de- , pled with the absence of George | feated ‘the Cineinnati Reds, 3 to! 2, yesterday afternoon to keep! the leadership in the older circuit. | Car) Hubbell, est pitcher of last year, was on the twirling. end for} the New Yorkers, The Reds got their second run in the eighth, and! it loéked for atime . that they eect would cop the. eovitest yielded 10 hits, but kept. seattered. The Chicago - “Culis shutout. the |, Philadelphia Phillies, 2 to 0. ‘The; game was featured by th ‘duel, between Pitchers Holley and Davis, The St. Louis’ Cardinals took the Boston Braves into camp by the score of 10 to 5. Tex Carle- ton allowed ‘the Bostonians only, one hit in seven imings but the! players from the city made famous. by baked beans picked up pix | more safeties before the contest} ended. The Pirates were victorious; over the Brooklyn Dodgers in a 10-inhiing game, taking the con- test % to 6. Larry French, Buc. caneér twirler, was touched for six rans in the first three innings, ; but despite this, the Bucs © stil) ‘Lopez .. won its second from-the S. S. Relief, 12 to 2, im ‘ast night’s diamondball’ contest at Bayview Park. The Relief crew was left ! Nodine, star second baseman, who was unable to show: up because of night duty. Clarence, “Smiling Willie,” ; Gates, who pitched wonderful ball for the Funeral lads back in as his former mates pounded for 15 safe blows, while the Relief; elt| Wonk because some of: ‘the club’s ers ‘could not show up because f night work, touched Sterling | for only six its, ‘Rene Machin, of the Embalmers, z shit forthe cireuit in the fourth with no one on. base. Score by innings: R.H. E. 051 300 030—12 15 2 Relief .. 100 000 100— 2 6 8 Batteries: Sterling and Ingra- :ham; Gates and Acevedo. SSeCcocacouveseuscseocces ag Advertisements ade tris nead will be inserted in The Citizen at the rate of lc a word for each in sertion, but the minimum for the straight game THE KEY WEST CITIZEN cocccccvnccccoteeeeedecbovedcnusnevecccccccooccce Daily Cross-word Puzzle | eeecccdeedoccevoverceveevescccccevoccovocoveceeee |) NATIONAL LEAGUE * Club— New York’ ‘Chicago . ea tebensts St. Louis ! Boston “Cleveland © Washington joston .. | 1933, showed-signs of losing pace, ppctrolt '-Philadelp! t. Louis hi¢ago . [ TODAY'S GAMES AMERICAN ‘LEAGUE + Chicago at Washington. © St. Louisat New York. Detroit at’ Boston. Cleveland at Philadelphia, NATIONAL ‘LEAGUE Philadelphia at Chicago. New York at Cincinnati. Brooklyn at Pittsburgh. Boston .at ‘St. Logis. wecovecscsueccous. Today's 5 ° Anniversaries Bove edeecdeanddecces 1821—William H. Vanderbilt, n ‘of the fouttder of the family tune, said to have, -been the acno’s 49, smootn~ |. Marbles |. Destroy'= ‘Shiuation or Yesteraay’s Puzzie _ eves variety ot . PIERTERIHIAPACIRIE SOR GEN GING mnt ; AMER lar phate Telephone rl . ne [2 i ‘of Judah . Gaelic form of 5. Those, cevated | | { | | | Sige of th the 34. Muddy 36. Ancient Greek ‘gravestone . Female sheep . Pavern S ne aoegeee . Rich man ;. Biblical king . Sudden over- powering fright . Ol: suffix . Equally - }. Bathe ture of ani- 48 Broad shallow i DOWN | 1. Pertaining to - | mals or } plants 2. Volatile in- flammable liquid . Philippine savage . Palm lily » Oust 6. 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Fifteen hits were obtained j by the Senators, nive of which were off Lyons. The summaries: NATIONAL LEAGUE At Cincinnati R. A. BE. New York 81h 1 Cincinnati ... 2 0 Batteries: Hubbell and - Rich- ards; Frey and Lombardi. At Pittsburgh Brooklyn .... Pittsburgh R. A.B. ee | Beret, oe | eee | Batteries: Benge, Perkins, Leonard and Lopes; French, Chagnon, and Grace, Padden, Bet id ee Ss At Chicago RAE. Philadelphia e484 Chicago i 2 7-0} Batteries: Holley, Davis and Wilson; Lee and Hartrett, At St. Louis R. HE. BMG. Lica & HS St. Louis i. 1011 8 Batteries: Brown, Mangum, Barrett ahd. Spohrer, Carleton and V. Davis. AMERICAN LEAGUE At New York RB. E.| ME inc tin UFR New York ccc dd 4 6 Batteries: Blaeholder, Knott,! Wells and Hemsley; Allen and} Dickey. At Washington Chicago join iz 2 Washington 17:15 0 Batteries: Heving, Wyatt, Lyons, Tietje and Pasek; Weaver! and Berg, Klumpp. R. A. E. 3 9 2 712 0) Batteries: Harder, Bean and} Pytiak; Cain and Berry. 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