The Key West Citizen Newspaper, June 27, 1934, Page 3

MZ2x's Kip BROTHER HANGS ROGELIO “GOMEZ, eS UP ‘HIS, TENTH TRIUMPH; MANAGER OF PIRATES, RECEIVES IN- > YERATION TO ENTER TEAM ie (Sneoin) to the Citizen) Rogelio Gomes, manager of the | NEW — Seer West Pirate baseball nine, today; ceed a letter from. Carl A. Rew Oleander in which is extended an ‘his: invitation. to Key’ West to enter, day @ team in a new. league that. will #oon be formed among ciubs in the southeast portion of Florida, Phe letter received by Mr ; Gomez, which: is~self-explanatory.}. is and, follows: L, “Fort Lauderdale, Fla.. “June 26, 1934. Cards. ; Manager, Key: West:basebalt team.) ‘exit in-' “Mr. R. Gomez, Team, j“Key West, Fla, “Dear Mr. Gome: 5 i> “E have been ratoad by Foy ad Hobbs of Homestead and others et that you would be very much in- ‘Bpoeting terested ed in “placing a teani in ai } Willie, Jackson, 441 1-8 poundss} tof Bey West, fought a draw with Spike Spanglex, 142, of Miami, in}= the boxing card staged at the Cin- derelia arena Monday night in Mi- ® ami, This fracas was ome of the preliminaries. A sports’ writer, who coyered the fight for The Miami Herald, stated that he saw Jackson gs the Avinner. , Young Kilbane, aay of this city, | won a six-round ‘decision over | * ‘Mushy Green. Another Key West boy, Joe, Marucei, lost. a. six-round, decision to Chester Eyans, al- though the yriter declares Maruc- New Y: ork Detroit a] pear sa j East Coast Baseball League. 1 Bost - ee the hope I am ‘right in hearing this St. a) Sobying because plans are. now under way another league in this Chicago “phe. Southeast League, now inued to eld second perce ‘running, will soon disband, Va- points ahead of the Pov" {rious discrepancies and pre- e ‘Fort: Lauderdale and Homestead de. Another league is now in process of organization and Sgvill probably be made up with- any” Migmi teams. Homestead ort Lauderdale are two cer- bers of the new league i 2 ed and it is their hopes. lt get Key West. in it also with é i “the fourth: member: . being, “Laka three Worth or sonte. nearby city. slp converted them | into: four | “If you are interested in plac- ing a team in will you Five straight hits off Don Bren. Jed ‘get . totich nan in the ninth inning gave the with either Jack 1, président Braves more runs than enough to of the ip Lauderdale team, or down the Cincinnati Reds, 6 to 1.’ Capt. 1 Schuman of Fort ‘The Yanks retained their lead in pn a, 1 am writing. this . J yesterday \citer af their instructions and —- ‘they are awaiting an answer, the ining se ian T remain . veal “Awaiting an Sainediats reply, “Yours. very traly, *OARU A. OLANDER. “Miami Herald Buyegy, “Bort Lauderdale, Fla.” Preri titi ) HOME RUN LEADERS _ tis Annactaned Bees) ald. 8 d for 8 Sein he 20; Ott, run, ae cone with none Klein, Cubs, 18. cease ar wet tne on, League totals: American, pardonable: 0 } bg St. wenn 209; totals, 635; 88 | any ~— Bren Stout ‘hell. Lombardi sey ~ ‘Smith, cg | Castleman and Mancusy, Richards; P. Dean and: Davis. wot oo! re ih Q woe le judiced decisions have caused the be an English sea captain, Pani ea who ‘explored’ that’ section and settled agers in 1713, — sas a na pecan Leave Key ‘Tuesdays and Fridays 12:16 Faves for Key Weat Wednesday. and. Saturders & aa A ec DNR THERE JS PROBABLY NO MORE PLEAS. ING Element of good PRINTING SERVICE than ON-TIME DELIVERY. IT 1S OUR CONSTANT EFFORT TO pre- duce the best QUALITY af work at a fair price and to see that # is DELIVERED PROMPTLY’ at the time specified. LIAY- 7 KU = WO Do The Rest THE ARTMAN PRESS Office: 319 Duval Street } Cocoanut Plants, each —_18e ‘Hibiscus Plants, each 16¢.28¢ “PLUMBING | DURO PUMPS PLUMBING SUPPLIES [ HONE 20 TE JOHNG. PARK _-sananenuanaesannensnaentvenssorensncavonsneene | pee: Noethiog Takes the Place of Pare Milk and Cream RUSSELL’S DAILY BASEBALL RE- TURNS BY WIRE Come in and get inked from Major Leagns Games CIGARS CIGARETTES SQFT DRINKS, Ete. $11 Devel Sirest '§ SERVICE to What Coun and What You Get if Your Next Order for PRINTING