The Key West Citizen Newspaper, July 16, 1934, Page 3

+ Me me MOST RUNS AND BEST DE.!'" Hungary, 57 years ago. ay See Sssdesscossoee eeee It really seems that *now the moter of is, diamo levery fan enjoy their favorite | Marucci and a few others. PERO PE OE POMPE LTT “ me FENSIVE RECORD IN BOTH Unpectal te The Citisen? S NEW YORK, July 16.—Last, eek in the Big Show among the sihom are:| ead the parade for the National % sing al, alo axe 0. Ruben, Jee and American Leagues. | ing; f ahead Ramirez, Baby Joe Gutsman, Joe| The Phillies, who are in sixth | f | place: im the older loop, won five the” Philadelphia ‘ PhiNies a We have such talent in this city Cot Se tne six games they played at present as: Figueredo, Jackson, | It, Fernandez, Garcia, Bobby. Waugh, inegl last four in a row. They “ moons John. Nebo. ‘There are other minor able to sit ' boxers who are willing to mix it jfighting game in Key West with- at the color- | out too much effort on the part of ed baseball game some of our offi-| %& promoter. 5 2 who were sent down there,! Last week a very good card was), he eolored: population, and they|teason it was, caricélled. passed the remark that it will be/were to be,-two -main, ev in first class playing condition. first a 10 two-minute q eriéavor to have, the’ tween Felix Gonzalez and Youn nity, ered, and the second ma‘ event between Joe Rai te, raat were ; Backwell, which would have been has been years since we have |two great battles. Blackwell, we decent baseball park. In' al! know, has defeated all oppon-: we haven't had any kind of ents so far, and: is g..very. prom- park where we can enjoy the eit! ing boy. Ramirez has had a few ferent sports to the utmost. I) bouts around: Miami, Lake Worth, incerely think that this time we! Ft. Lauderdale and Palm Beaeh | i ‘ 4 i Fi | boys and girls will be brought up/ every fight. The pride of Key West, Young} I : : : ] é healthy and strong should this’ come to pass, whieh would bene-! Fernandez, would have given the fit the community as a whole, both | fans a great show for their money; ‘physically and mentally. (against Joe Bacardi, of Miami, ex- May those men sent down here |flyweight champion of Cuba, whe by Roosevelt, Sholtz and Stone} now lives at the corner of 10th give us this blessing—a long need. street and Miami Avenue. ed project of all the city. The! I hope that in the near future quicker this is brought about the some of these bouts will be staged better we will like it. {and give the fans of this city a jchance to see once more some of} Now is the time for some pro- their lecal boys in aetion, ry i ue aft pe | it Fa: a 4 | The Rockefeller Foonastion.| HOCONUTS WIN George throngh its researches, may be: U owe Indiens won both | “id to have cured more than ten BASEBALL from the ™illion human beings of hook- Senatort by the-same worm, largely through use of .car- contests —10 to Bho chloride. j ry uae : ED “BLUE a YESTERDAY AFT- division. | oor and Padden; Brandt and) ERNOON Ht At Philadelphia Cimeinnati 3 i E. 3} @: R. H. <7e. 8 ; ‘ 9 12 Stout’ )'Parrell; Collins and Todd. lit ti |the colored baseball park. . et & was @ pitchet’s duel until the 310 6 Malone, Tinning, weakened and the Coconuts scored six fans off the combined efforts jot M. Suarez and Dixon. AMERICAN LEAGUE First Game At St, Louis 3 2 £t | Louis et ORR 4 jt og teries: ‘Rhodes, Muvigan, Os! : R. H. E.tday at bat. Stor knocked out three safeties in five tries. boys are members of the new mueller, Pennock.and R. Fer- Audrews; McAfee, Coffmanfof two times up, and in tl W, Butler and Dean starred for the je Athletics, who. allowed their appent 25 runs, the: Tigers was also. high in that respeet, allowing just !two more. | : ' In the order of games won and lost in the National League the teams stack up as follows: New - 5 4,-lost: 2; ‘is, won will get a real park. Our young,and has made a good showing in feat: oe ae ri 4s Pittsburgh, won 2, lost 4;.Cincin- )nati, won. 2, lest 5; Boston, won} 2, lost 5: In the American loop, besides Detroit, other teams stand are fol-j Cleveland, won 3, lost 2; Bos- ‘ton, won 2, lost 2;, Philadelphia,} ‘won 2, lost 2; St. Louis, won ry Tost 2; Chicago, won 2, lost 2; New} York, won 2, lost 3; Washington, [Won 1, lost 4, A total of 61 home runs were knocked out by. all teams in both leagues during the past week. $ Shits, and‘ exeept:for York, won 4, lost 2; Chi- AMERICAN LEAGUE Club— Detroit, .............;...--. The Coconuts defeated the BEM New. Varia “a8 30 Kolp and!ly organized “Blue Goose” base-} Boston : jball chib’ yéstérday afternoon at}Cleveland ....... 42 37 Washington wc 42 St. Louis mate 3 41 Philadelphia 5 12 Olseventh thnihg wheh M. ‘Suatez {Chicago WATIONAL LEAGUE Club— tNew York _.... 52 30 : ' Chicago’ 32 R. Sands hit two: singles in a8} q Tevis a6 34 many times-up to have a perfect! pittsburgh , Boston * e| Philadelphia Brooklyn McGee collected two: ~itepe Cincinnati... pe am, w. L. 51 30 44 37 --B2 47 27 53 Ww. lL. tect a e eceieer eeecccceceecsoosowes also led in hits, getting 76; in runs,{$ 50, and had, the best defensive enjoy our) With any one. We can: revive thet record on thd bunch, allowing their opponents only 18 ruas, The Detroit Tigers of the young- er circuit had the next’ best. rec- were looking over the grounds’ of/4nnounced but for some unknown | gamés, three of them being won from the Yawks.. They also seored more tuns tham any other team in the American’ ‘League; knoek- Ivy, L Lee -of: ORT COCO tas thdays poonaataoe ried? Califdrsin;| ago. 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Philadelphia ....... 1016 3; Chicage 518 3 Batteries: Mareum and “Hayes; Grace; Gallivan and Madjeski. ‘ E. 2 0 | Hannibal 1, Dixon 1, good ganié in the onter garden for the “Blue Gooses.” e Asndelated Prem) On Thursday. afternoon these |peeeodoecsseocsooccoes same two clubs will @ross bats.} Home runs yesterday: Medwick, The contest will start promptly at! Cardinals, 2; J. Dean, Cardinals, 3:30 p, m. Naeaa er * ini: is Athleties, 1;, McNair, ics, 1; Coes COS is He E}rvosky,. Indians, 1;' Averill, —In- Gooses 000, 001 104— 6 11 5|‘tians, 1; Hale, Indians, 1; Man- Batteries: Hannah and W. But-/%5", Senators, 1; Goslins, Tigers, a ; 1; Werber, Red Sox, 1; J. Moore, ler; M. Suarez, Dixon, Saunders}. ag siggiae = and E anniek. Phillies,:1; Bottomley, Reds, 1; 3 ge Lee, Braves, 1; Boyle, Dodgers, Summary: Runs Sonny bohm “A 1; Keeseeko, Dodgers, 1. ; Melntoseh 2, Storr 2, D. Butler 1,| _, Leaders: Johnson, Athletics, R. Sands. 1, Dean 1; two base hits: Foxx, Athletics, 26; Gehrig, Yan- MclIutesch 1, F, Hannibal 1, Dixon kees, 24; Ott, Giants, 21; Berger, 1; stolen, bases: Albury 2, Han-| Braves 20. eae : nah 1; struck out: by, Hapnah. 13, League totals: National, 411; ‘by Suarez 3, by Sauridérs't; bases | merican, 4 on balls: off Hannah 7, off Suarez 1, off Saunders. 2; hit by pitcher: by Suarez, Albury and W. Butler;! wild. pitcher: Saundgrs 1, Hannah | 1; double play: Dean to D. Butler to MeIntosch;. left gn’ bases:' Cocos! nuts. 12, Blue Gooses 10; hits: off, apy Suarez 6 in 6 and 1.8 innings, off| All wagmbers of the Big Six, ex. Dixon 3 in 2-3 innings; time of|C¢Pt Paul Waner, improved their game: 2:00; umpires: Adams anai™atks yesterday. Gehrig hit four, Brant. Xs tout of four tries to boost his aver. jae one point behind Charley Geb- | ringer, second place man, Terry} TODAY’S GAMES {made his aa best gain, pick-! like ‘ing up four points. 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