The Key West Citizen Newspaper, July 18, 1934, Page 3

. | Something on an altar.» : “Do thi other said limply, “But what were: '} We speaking about?” and a vague “and who was doing the dissect- ing?” | moisture upon the rough tweed, |, coat; a tweed that would have | woman stiff. | with a small pointed-tongue; CARDINALS: - | “1 can't think—odd, isn't (Special te The Citizen), NEW> YORK, July 18=-Th divided: honors withthe Cubs in a! ‘doubleheader yesterday, leaving’ them one more game to go in their! “crucial” five-game: series: Both: teams remain ingthe same place as{ Chicagong ag, bested contest Si to 34 who +wals! fitout’ followin attack of appendi- citis’ and: first victory since, Aprili 19,. Hubbell, leading. twirl- er of. New York, went. down. in de- | j feat during the nighteap, with his opponent, Bill. Lee, allowing. the Giants seven hits, while Chicago collegted: just, six, off’ of- Carl: and Salveson. In the initial, contest;, | from her presence, she kept seeing, him, staring at her as if she were: b Giants ix, Koeneeke's:home: run in the sev- enth inning, spelled, defeat. for the! St. Louis Cardinals, despite the! Me had taken, @ cocktail glass: from her hand; he had: said, simply, you mind not drinking that? I ou ve had enough, you se i mdvor sports. 1 could bat wash my hands Mise Gertrude often to which Marsha was apt f reaper 4 with « languid, “Darling, fying that would concerned. But not? For the mo- sch comment, leading to m de life at least, “interest At ether, fi i eth 5,TH ; Others, too kind. Hi Rewned and democratic to a degree Which aseaulied those who asked, thet buehed, “And who was his mother?” Any jester was welcome and the pat of & new comer was no more than it would have been the tropics, where men live to forget of to bide. rd had tarned into the Chelten hem, color heightened on ber Gheeks by ttle raw wir; small beads | } ’ Today's Birthdays)" ago. Meteeree § @eeyist and biographer, born in | New York, 52 years ago. 4. Pierrepont Moffat, Dept. of Biste’s head of the Division ofjat East Branch, N. Y., 60 years Western Kuropean Affairs, 5 at Rye, N. ¥., 38 years ago. Hy Mayer of New Work, cart in Mexico, 25 years ago, And that was “amusing;” “enchant. ingly new!" He made her think, for some rea- son she could not define, of Doctor James, Doctor James was fat, squat, physically lazy, and his round, bland face was as smooth as a,har- vest moon. Rob Powers was lean, arrestingly tail, +, his tanned. cheeks. were. sunken, while Doctor James’ cheeks made one think of placushions. Yet for, seme reason, Bob Powers con: tinued to make her remember Doc- ‘tor James. 9D lett your cousin;” said Marsha, eyes. still on Letitia Powers. She spoke in perhaps the prettiest voice for her to wear; a languid, gentle sweet one. “He Is a trifle sertous, but enchant- ing. No, thank you, | can't sit down, but it is so sweet of you all to want me so very much!" (The group stif- fened at her “horrid mockery.”) “What Is it about the outdoors that keeps men seeming so young? I'm fearfully attracted. How, would you lke me for a cousin, Letitia® We. could have such jolly times together —you, Jim—Bob, and 1.” Letitia fact that. Jimmy: Callins: poled: out his twentiett four-bagger and! Joe Medwick. knocking out his fanw-l teenth. ‘Phe score was 6 to 6: up! Joe Stripp played: fivsb- base for| Brooklyn while Sam Leslie nursed fan attack of lumbago. Turning in_ his, fourth: consecu~ ltive win and his twelfth, victory, jof the season. Curt Davis. defeat, jed the Cincinnati. Reds by the one- sided score of 7 to,0 Davis aiced his cause by hitting. jallowed: just seven, hits, no. passes. and struck out four. While the Yanks lost, Detroit ‘defeated the Washington Senators by the score of 4 to 3 to advance tanother game over the New York | | tle bit stronger and securer. Three ‘runs scored by the Tigers in the sixth frame by three doubles; a. fingle and an, error clinched! the game. The Senators had’ been lead- ing up'to then, 3: to, 1. The New York. Yankees, who seem to: be in, a, slump; lost. to, the Cleveland: Indians: yesterday, 13: fo 5, The defeat cost, the New Mork, boys a, full: game in, the pan- Hie had returned to Letitia only. be- |nant, chase, Ruth. passed. another |: ¢ Hermann Hagedorn, famed poet, Eva ! { | ' horn #&9. office to waste time on.them, Even |. sa i the permanently. unemployed, she.|'" hes, pate ing Vance and Delancey; Mungo, HAPPY DAYS BEERGARDEN « ‘*°™ Maior League Games fudged, could be. lured their. way |: Hag Leonard and: Lopez. ; ee SLOPPY JOE’S PLACE ‘Jonly by some real bait such as the BATIONAL LEAGUE eee Tear to ce Q : gOnans CIGARETTES fortane that would be Letitia’s. No First, Game AMERICAN, LEAGUE All-Steel Cabinet. Gleamin Smith, Richardson andy SOFT DRINKS, Ete. wonder they hated-her! LS, At New York RH. E.} At Cleveland R. H. E.) white porcelain or Game Conroy $ “Lmust move on,” she said-rudely |.Chicago ... .3 % |New York 8 812 ing Glyptal baked enamel A. LOPEZ, A = in the middie.of-some-oue's descrip: |New York . & 6 0} Cleveland ‘ 13,17 0; exterior. Stainless porcelain EZ, Agent. s 611 Duyal Street tion of a new hat and a baie _.Batteries: Warneke and Hart-| Batteries: Broaca, MacFayden,} AEREEO: i " Be ered ss -apent in finding ft, tobavey’ hott; Rarmelee and Mancuso. Grimes. ‘and: Dickey; Hildebrandt,| Large, open quick freezing AARSTAAASAPAPAEIAGRS © CLORMO SS CAADLADEDO seen you all!” she ending, | Hudlin ard Myatt | chesaleemioniciaseterei nase « ~ Myatt. ‘anot chip or, rus nae (Capprtaht, 1934. by K. Hovilens-Torter} i Second: Game Freezes’ more’ ice fate AARON McCONNEEL 3% Our Reputation is Wrap- Tomorrow, a aghe coiptication: 417 TARANGM Fork | RB. HvE.| At Chicago R. H. 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Open Satariag, Shale PHONE 51 Lupe Velez, screen star, born| Brooklyn 7 10 0 Sewell; Fischer and Hayworth, Batteries: ‘Hallahan, Haines; Cochrane, cause Marsha had gvawn “bored | milestone in hi: nty-first. major, with bim. \ @ in, ; Inet dr two Marsha smiled. “Don’t : ing ‘in: alf,. fo she said, and too kindly, “I shan't | counting those received: in, world}, pti heibalit pebees i ts dee ala : lay tog well, T expect to Wo Jol f.-Weye Rarvall. turnadi.ia, his. ev- ppratst jenth: victory. for the Red Sox as wn Prete spare 4 i ‘dh pean lan, defeated: the Chi- settle down to anything. ge ion me, Bit 9). tol go. one up in do |the sevie: immons got three. of .noti | the six hits Wes: allowed. to let any of your eager admirers | The Athletics’ batsmen equalled share their luncheon hour with, |a. record: yesterday when. three yout” Again her tone was too sweet and when response came in a voice made brittle by resentment, she listened: carelessly as her eyes swept. the lounge. Stupid frumps, she re flected; no man would leave an cession in one inning, but the St. ‘Louis. Browns still: won. the game. ‘baseball: history that. the home run ‘feat, has. been recorded. Johnson, "oxx. and: Higgins hit in.that order game since he returned! to- action "° boys, making their leadership a lit-! ‘players. knocked: home runs in, sue-}- 7 to 4. Tt was the fourth time in|: WALTE '§ CLUB WHICH WILLSCOME TO CITY. FT The Gitizen_ is. in. receipt of a ° ¥ i, eae \ Jetter from Miami relatiye to ar-| Philadelphia. . local, nine: of the National League |pangem efits maile for the: playing’ Chicago of two diamondball games at Key. ‘West between Walterson’s Club of | that city, and the local All Stars! on July. The: letter, which: is selfvexplanatoryy follows: “On, Thiesdayn, July, 12... We. Ne-, ‘ceived), 4, visit, fram, Johnny, Cates; “tha: eohetusion of, his visit! ooked, up; a. pair of dia- games ‘for the thirtieth of this month between the Key West All-Stars and our team, the! ‘*Walterson, Body. Works.”* Se Fam writing. you to.give ook @ little data. andi maybe it. will. help {you in your advertising of the bocker, Indians, “aboye mentioned,” As you, know, the Walterson..team: came down the Cubs: got, seven, hits, and, the, there last year and,were beaten by [Lopez Runeral Home, but we are sure’ this year we will! be able to show, the Key West. fans.a\ much smother team, and certainly more colorful, The team has been entirely. renewed, with many well known South. Florida. stars, many ; of whom, the Key, West. fans and to that inning, both teams failing: aA - 2 e yourself are familiar with, such to score again after the homer 5. Cketa Baker, shortstop and} Luey Gonzalez, second’ sacker,. all former Key, West players. The’ former has. especially made a fine! showing heve ini Midmi; and two} v ago: was named: on the All City. All: Star: team, together with ‘Hinde: Bowen, our catcher. : ’ Another former Key West play- homer. Hee, Ludy- Aosta, will’ be seen. in ithe. outfield—incidentally, at. this writing Ludy leads the Miami League in home runs. The rest of the infield and out- | field is well frounded out with) fleet, hard hitting players. The pitching staff is composed of Mel Godbee, ace speedball artist, prob- {ably the fastest pitcher ever seen tin Key West, and. Vernon Ashley,. eft. hand: speed ball: artist, also {Nolan Gates, curve ball flinger, Wester. you all know, And on ‘Hindre Bowen, four times All) \State player, who captains the ‘team. The team is. sponsored and di by J. V.. Walterson, former. ‘West Citizen, “lineup we yn follows: Conese, 2b Baker, ss ' Bowen,’ ¢ i Rice’ it | Porton, st i Debets, 3b G: Gates, rf » Beach, cf Guavara, 1b Asheley, N.. Gates, p Utility—D. Walterson Walterson. Yours truly, J. S. SPEAKS: i are bringing 4 and. A, ,20; Collins, Cardinals, 20. and: Clarence Gates, another Key |. the receiving. department. we have, NATIONAL LEAGUE Pittsburgh at Boston, games.. ~ Cineinnati. at, Philadelphia, St. Louis at Brooklyn, * Chicago: at: New York, — two wewwcoces-¢ CLASSTFLED. COLUMN eancoasoce Po cecccaccecepeasesesesesecone CAKES and PASTRIES PLANTS, FLOWERS, rt, G27) eseeeeese .613| Advertisements under m5 nead inserted: in The Citizen at New, York Boston: . 5484 rate of le a word' for each im ~ Clevelan -634:| eae at cle withinsam for the ao VINES aWshington .488: first insertion in eve;y instance is: ‘ St, Louis -.. 401 | Be. ©. Cocoanut Plants, each Te 395|. 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