The Key West Citizen Newspaper, May 31, 1934, Page 3

1 afi; il Hae el i? i i it i gs i E e —" e = THE perime, Chapter 20 RECONSTRUCTION “THURSDAY, MAY-31; 1934. “Our stranger 18 sitting very com- fortably at the table, drinking and smoking, very much at home and at ease. Everything is in normal order. The man is in formal. dress and bears @ startling resemblance to Mr. Dufresne. So, if Hamill recognized him at all, he would mistake him for the master of the house. Cer- ,| tainly there is no reason why Hamill should want to shoot Dufresne, but nevertheless they killed each other with a remarkable unity of purpose. That's a pretty stiff dose of theory to swallow!” “It sounds crazy to me,” Lafferty agreed. “As you say,.a door could hardly be banging away for nearly two hours’ without some of, the neighbors doing something about it. On the other hand, doors don’t open of themselves and set their locks so that they can’t shut again. It Hamill had left the door unlatched behind him, it would have banged shut just once and locked itself.” “Well, like it or not, all our evi- dence states that the door could not have been touched after the shoot ing, since both men were dead. We have only to examine the snow to “Our mystery man must have Hamill twice before Hamill fired at him, for Doc Miller assured me that death must have been in- “THE KEY WEST CITIZEN DOUBLE BILL WITH PITTSBURGH NINE CARDINALS RETAIN LEAD IN/ NATIONAL LOOP; GIANTS! TAKE TWO CONTESTS! FROM. DODGERS (Speeiel 1© The Citizen) NEW YORK, May 31.—The Chicago Cubs took both games of| a double bill from the Pittsburgh Pirates, the score in the first tilt reading 7 to 2, with the tally in the second 5 to 4. The nightcap ‘was an 1l-inning affair. Chuck ‘Klein’s thirteenth home run and Gabby Hartnett’s ninth aided Lon Warneke in turning in his season's ‘sixth victory in the opener. The New York Giants triumph- ed twice over the Brooklyn Dod- gers. This was before the largest crowd that ever witnessed a ball game in Ebbets Field. The throng of fans was estimated at 42,000. The St. Louis Cardinals took a doubleheader from the Cincinnati Reds and retained their lead in the National Leaguer Tony Freitas). yielded 14 hits to the Cards, five of them to Medwick. 5 The Boston Braves came out victroious in both games of a doubleheader with the Phillies. ; The Tribesmen' touched three ene- _|my hurlers for a grand total of 15 hits to capture the opener. Wally Hb s and Randy Moore secured home run apiece. * The double bill between the De- it. Tigers and St. Louis Browns, Wort to the Tigers, who took the first game, 7 to 6, and the second, 5 to 4. The secohd title went 10- innings. _Home runs by Charley Gehringer and Hank Greenberg featured the Tigers’ attack in the opener. The Cleveland Indians and Chi- -Jeago White Sox divided honors in i i iif tu He ct @ he got to this between five-ihirty and was coming dwn in but the fal) was strli si itin § tracks were completely cov later.” would not have bern safe tur come soon.” Lafferty said I 2 2 t F i Ho if ge f : 5 & ‘working on the third floor rooms four o'clock and the Whit- did not lock up and go to rooms over the garage wutil EEE tt ap i F ri] 4 e don’t know how he got in,” resumed, “but there are no of forcible entry anywhere there were neither keys nor bur. ai at so little was found on his per- that I've come to the conclusion pockets were looted or else he is some one else's clothing.” ARTMAN PRESS PRINTING tools found in his possession. in | & two-play fracas. The Cleveland felub took the opener as a result of three home runs knocked out by Hal Trosky. The New York Yankees and the Senators split a twin bill. There were 70,000 holiday fans witness- ing the two contests. _ The Boston Red Sox and the Athletics took one apiece in their doubleheader. Hal Warstler, of the Mackmen, hit a homer for his team in the nighteap, which was won by the Athletics, The summaries of the games follow: NATIONAL LEAGUE First Game’ At Chicago . H. EL Pittsburgh. ...... + Chicago: ... leirie, Harris and ‘Grace; Warneke and Hartnett. | “Remember, there wore painters © | Joiner, Root and Hartnett. Firet Game At Cincinnati St. Louis ; Cincinnati Batteries: P. » J. | Delancey; Si Johnson, Brennan, = Kolp and Lombardi, Fer- Second Game DaMIESOLS.| Notice To Subscribers | Hisisa belpraces te paves the carrier who delivers your paper. He pays The Citizen 18 cents a week for the pa- per and sells it to you for 20 cents. “His profit for.deliver- ing is 5 cents weekly on each subscriber. If he is not paid |, HE loses. Not The Citizen. telididen gioaer | Washington CD DBA DD DB PBS. ovis. Bowen. he Se eg eon Batteries: Grabov Johnson ' Philadelphia and Wilson; Cantwell and Spohrer. | Chicago a H NATIONAL LEAGUE AMERICAN LEAGUE 1 ciub— WeL, First Game ‘St. Louis : R. H. E.jNew York 13 0) Chicago’ AMERICAN LEAGU Club— land At St. Lo Detroit Li Dee Pe alee Oy F Ste Louis os Pittsburgh Batteries: Bridges Coch-| Boston rane; Coffman and Hemsley. j Brooklyn ; Philadelphia Seoul Gaus {Cincinnati At St. Louis RH Bt i 5 TODA Detroit .. ene eek, 9 oO! St. Louis . 413 11 = - Z i AMERICAN LEAGUE Batteries: owell and Hay-} worth; Hadley and Hemsley. pat © . Washington at New York. (Only games scheduled.) First Game Af Cleveland Chicago .. GUE jeski; Pearson and Pytlak. St. Louis a (Only gam Second Game | At Cleveland R. H. E.! %e -4 8 1} Cleveland a ee BOOS Ot Batteries: ietje and Shea;} Hudlin and Pytlak. t First Game At Philadelphia Boston .. etapsctteien! Philadelp! a RL Batteries: Ostermuller and Fer- rell; Benton and Berry. _ Second. Game t ‘At Philadelphia R. H. 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