The Key West Citizen Newspaper, July 14, 1934, Page 3

bere bt om tal ae 8 rday: Moore, | 255 : Sox, 1 1; O°Doui Hiants, 1; English, Cubs, 1; Fi: Herman, Cubs, af Lopez, Dedgers, 1; Hafey, ree ay) F| Berger, Brayes, 1 | , Leaders: Foxx, Athletics, obnson, etic. 26; Gehr' Bifeceeessorronsearersneuuielseiqeryeeeret . Yankees, 243 Ott, Giamts, 213) W1As> naa pend oleae ‘ahead+in Wednesday's game and: sere Berger, Braves, 20; Klein, Cubs, 710; Collins, Cardinals, 19. bien and Sluggers payed. udy bit) © : | une A ne ba “ rf that the fone will Le pleas |e ‘double, asocéd “anetzba vand| Lesgue*tolals:' National, $95; knocked in'two, against:the pitch- American, 386; tc 386; total, 781. ine pater Gomez last night/ing of Vickers and Covington, deeeaneneeess sate BOWN DETROIT, and said that the grounds are ‘two of ‘the. best twirlers. in the! : #4 TO 2 ‘cing put in condition for this im-|Southeastern League: CLASSIFIED ae mo"M. series. Let's hope that it} I predict that ‘Ludy will te , COLUMN Pon ears be soon. » idayinis és'a. team in’ the Class. Gt a League next summer. Keep upi | Speaking. about baseball, I! the good work, Ludy, and see how| Ie “to} . Our friend, Johnnie Cates, went! ROOMS—Doyble and single $2.00 1 park. tb Miami for a few weeks and is;* to $3. 00 per, week, running wa- eee ge back today. “1 hope that) > ter. ihe 2, Munro, 128 N. E. 4th Street, Miami, Fla. ju: = 2 E ed =r Fn eee Se ink it is the right time for the | fast you will travel up on the base-| eeee ment lio Seer ve will see: some more good ner mo. Al m of She ety. # oe eye members | ball ladder. } etn ‘ tes, iRVAl in Bayview Park at. nights. d score of Rood ¢lub could be mustered to-}ROR RENT—Furnished © apart- ce de the city: gether to give the Lopez hoys-a| ment, - inodern . conveniences, go to the regen des}fight for thé <titlerig® champion} garage.* Apply “628 “White | Se amet ice and they; diamondball pl $ the city. street, upstairs, or Box “B,” ‘ing for sy 3 of; «I suggest: a cl up ap a he | Citizen Office. jun28 sport in ae West. | following boys t he mneeal iy ‘and ist | M. Acevedo, + : ¥ van Bill $e et New do. somethin, Ward. p; : 3 ie . an be me ine he, Gabriel, 1b; % DI ; a two- fe community by taking Steps’ Al Acevedo, 2b; low in vicinity of High Schodl pafan on ihe “the matter, Thope they will!’ Peter Castro, 3b; | or Park.» Box N, care of Citic 4 Arhiando,” ss} | zen. july13-2t can. wes se } Howard Gates, sf; _ 3 co epeney: tra and ath at least; In the outfiek he. fol aving | SALESMEN WANTED ® aqason. nt. could be picked , from ‘apote, <n left the game in the) ould om West Toute, A. Berea, Gaorea Aceveds NATIONALLY KNOWN. DIRECT because of a severe “¢ Pate thie here to!and.a few other players whuse| . *elling organization has an un-| hack. fae id. shy that we have ‘names L ¢an’t recall at present. | usual opportunity for local rep- field ie LR ‘be an ‘asset to! What-about a. series of three resentative. © Good | earnings !games by these two bs? and’ permanent or part time th | ap "We should not leave this mai-| work for right party. Address I think that: it will draw the | Moore, who hit for tomorrow, for tomorrow’ ' fang. We. haxen't .had good dia- | P. 0. Box 1575, Atlanta, Ga. double'and ries never comes. . Let's act now! | mondball-for a long time. Fans jly14-1tx in despite’ will cater to the games when they | " + rally “e tb by 1 see by the Miami Herald that know the final score is in doubt ‘the Walterson’s diamondball ten until the last man is put qut. put @ crimp in the has lost four straight games. They These two clubs ought to be; } of the Cubs whe: have slumped, because they ‘able to give diamondball enthu- | jin state. of ROBERT T. JOHN it Sees i NOTICE TO CRE {To all creditors and all 8 or demands e only player that is hitting | So, can I see you He sated out a home run /Park some niet newt week? - a good club, Ludy Acosta is siasts what they want. j hereby nd demands f you, may ha) @state of Robert T. “4 gly rey eee irda, tothe Bon Hus! x born at Garnett, Kans., of Monroe Count iia ngs; AMERICAN LEAGUE Ste Ti] chub— wet pole “t a, A180 York -632! Maj. Gen, Geor; E. Leach, | 19** jew. York aj. Be home bins the a: .820' chief~of the National Guard Ba-| As Admini 531 ;Teay, horn at Cedar Rapids, Towa, Ponerts Fr $8 513) °P ears ago. mn = | NOTICE or . Edwin B. Frost, retired! bliny astronomer-director of | IN | Pa) es, Opscrvatary. born at Brat. ! Htleboro, Vt., 68 years ago. f Ferrell, who gained a a notch’ Baston the Hall of Fame a At sea- [Cleveland ss ti bees ba iy St. Louis werner tun ree out ee i 5 A watil the ninth innin: 1 7 PU gis BES ara Heinetapn cntand ays i e| , NATIOMAE wa, TODAY'S GAMES , Fe. te ?. the New Yori ae ae AMERICAN “LEAGUE i, added another | Chicago -. G13) Washington, at Cleveland. Hining and failed to st. ‘Louis 571, |New York at Detroit from new it was Pittsburgh 520, paren at. ; { te win by. Boston ..... 0. steel FF wie" LEAGUE kelyn 418) I New R. H. B.} Philadelphia 248 .400 it Bolted} po ng o 6 ae : Cinginnati 50.342) Gincinnati at Philadephia, two York 7 —— games, eS Holley, Chag.| enpeeennnareneeanenreses St. Louis at Brooklyn. jer and Grace; Fitz! BASEBALL'S RIG SIX | Chicago at New York. A. Smith and Mancusp. | a (By Associated Press) . i. B.| 5 ul SPWPRRGZ EMO reesoceeees Ce | Paul Waner returned to the Bi. Prey, Kolp and/six yesterday, stepping up his bat-j gay Leonard and a Nise in Haste—’ Marsha Moore knew later what a wg of the old saying meant, “by heart” its bitterness gti But the illness of Bob Powers’ mother Freud her cour- age, her spirit. her enduring pa- tighce. Old Mrs. Powers saw more ting average. by seven points, Rey hit four times in five tries. Gehrig | R. H. E.{ added two points to his mark-and; 6 10 3} tied Travis for third place. Leslie 7 12 2 also gained. Lee, Pinning and} The standing: fd ch 4 Bigtts, Barrett, Smith! G. AB H. ai por re ll ot | Manush, Senators 77 65 132 .402 practiced the Kindy pei Renae |Gehvinger, Tigers 79 77 114 375 «Daphne a rome a MM, Loule at Philadelphia, post-|Terty, Giants ... 80 66 113 367] Ki ‘signpost of Marsha’s fineness,” 2 Pened, wet grounds. | Gehrig, Yankees 76 68 107 .364 ppareitaas \Trayis, Senators 62 36° 88 358 go | AMERICAN LEAG! P. Waner, Pirates 74 58 110 .358 At Detroit mn & lade, Dodgers .. 81 48 1i1 .355 \G Ee York .. 4 53 | J bi Si ibe for The Citizen. er ‘ : pi, Sehnert } by Katharine Haviland-Taylor is the story of a love. that PV ce > tha am 2 neler ag Hildebrandt, Winegarner and Pyt- reached from Long Island to Mexico. Inyit Marsha Moore ee: Ruffing and Dickey: and Cochrane. uaa lik. shakes off the old loves. chngs to the new--and: tinest St. Louis RH E. Chi i iladelphia ‘at Chicago, post- ben wing 4 MBL ep Starts Monday, July 16 The Key West Citizen a | ; West's First Funeral Home Wee's Fe Firat Ambulance geutcaane | ae W. Ferrell apd Rj ; Coffman, Newsom, An-’ A Cleveland a. Sask a 12 wor E. ° 0 ‘ eqoengsegoceogoeqaqoncaceeaeoe Does ne eis ge Pt ae Does more things better: than any other mixer. |) Tt takes the hard work out, of baking and cook- ing. j It makes every cook a etter cook, —IT BEATS EVERYTHING — ie 15 va July 15 During this period you can buy y. 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