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

3 And 6-5 In Wierd Games CES oe arcane eee oe "Lam Hur Bet THE | i of Miami, the firs, Cleveland | and the second 6 to 5. {Boston cs don't know yet which | St. Louis of the two teams. : Washington e first game Key West | Philadelphia 19 runs on six measly | Chicago... proves there was some : iting for the Conchs, {New York : the” Wajtersons disap, | Chicago f when they failed to) St i either Switzer or God- | Boston -.. k ) Pittsburgh > pickers ‘of the | Philadelphia area. = They relied | Brooklyn @ none too great | Cincinnati With a tricky delivery | On Clean Hits | 57 88." .690' 55 394% 58515 8 49. 405. 4 a7 484 & diamondballers zt ih Russell's NATIONAL. LEAGUE | ng in game and) Pittsburgh at Cincinnati, two! vos behind him. | games, \ Chicago .. of error work effected! St. Louis at Chicago. Homers and goon they} New York at Boston. fan to pile wp miseues, |. Philadelphia at Brooklyn. en, Os bedi diamondball mound: Albury, 2b ...4 2 1 1 1 @ perfect control last night. Cates, 3b re cle Sone Yay Bee | drifted all around the | i af 6 2542-2 ayer Lung also; McCarthy, cf 4 0 1 2 1 Much better curves, es-'Gates, Ib... 4 0 110 0 2} *& Week out which broke Ingraham.c..4 1 9 5 2 ever the platter. He Gonzalez, 1f .1- 1 0 0 0 @ only four hits in the first Lunn, p ~ 452.12: 1 FF he pitched and not one Acevedo, ss... 3 2 1 3 3 Q =a was chalked up against | _ bunch were annexed! Score by innings: R.| @ Weak play around the! Miami 010 002 009— 5 ek by Howard Gates of the Key West 220 339. 8 and the nervous; Summary: Runs batted wy West teams always dis-' Carthy 2, Goehring 3; ped going: “» against out-, hits: Albury, McCarthy, peed ‘home run: Goehring; stolen bases: Acasa, | former slugyer | McCarthy, Ingraham; bases on his second, in the Miami; base, Sawyer at third. Seventh” of the second in two men. Game Plays Steady Game \ MIAMI R. H. PO A. “Wrinkley Bill” In-| Gonzalez, 2b rf oe & 4 | by far the headiest | Baker, ss 4 3 3°@84 - game of both teams Bowen, c 3: 2 0. Gas y over-shadowed the | Acosta, If .....3 0 1 @ @ iat All-State Bowen of Mi-|Mays, sf... 4°'0 1° FO.“ eults, wv kept his eyes open) Ubieta, 3b —. 3.1 2.4. 6.4 the contests and hadjGilman, cf .. 3 9 0.9. 1 0 Many times off the | D. Wal’son, 1b3 0 0°95 “1 a hia bullet-arm throws, A. Wal’son, rf 2 0 0 9 0 te How Gelding of his team-, Russell, p....4 1 0 0 2 0 ‘The yeteran backstopper | ‘the pitchers time andi Totalk— 3 was 4 great help in the; caen ibw LEAGUE aes PIONS PUSHED TO SIXTH \ CHICAGO TAKES SAME FOLLOWING RALLY Gneelal to, Phe Citizen) eben }Cruz, Ruby . NEW YORK, July 31.—Wesley Ferrell subdued the hapless. Sen- ators, shutting them out with 10) hits while Boston’s Red Sox ham- ~ mered Linke around and took the age final game of the series, 8 to 0. | Rober | Johnson. Geo, W. .| Wood, Elizabeth .... game series, 2 to t, “~ erippied Washington club its twen- 4 it bh tieth defeat during July against! faylor, Wm. Helding on the “‘Mi-| uae ate | eight vietories. The loss dropped | anid some mighty! Club—) Se W. 1. Pet.! the Washington Americans to “61.85 4 .6BB° sixth place again as the St. Louis! ‘owns defeated Chicago. ¢ Brownies of St. Louis ral- lied: behind Dick Coffman’s good .41 55 .427| Bitehing, tied the Chicago White; -426 Sox in the eighth and won 4 to 3 +344 in the ninth. and gave the! | Rodriguez, Casimi | Pinder, Eddie - | Hardy, Stanley Sammy West was the batting} y)..° fee af the day, fis homer in the | te, EV eighth, with a mate on base, tying the second game, AMERICAN LEAGUE the score at three-all. % dove in four runs | Chicago at St. Louis, scored another run for the St. | Stirrup, Clarence del hits, and Key West! Washington at: Philadelphia. Louis boys after singling. suly one of their six runs, Boston at New York, two games} There were hy Acevedo, which won| Detroit’ at Cleveland, two! scheduled in either of the major | Carmona,. Miguel | Curry, Lynn .. “| Higgs. Pes | games. ; leagues. | The summaries: AMERICAN LEAGUE At St. Louis -1Feraldo, Mrs. St. Louis ttories: Gaston and Madjeski; Coffman and Hemsley. At Washington 3 Boston .... Washington 1 ;}Mesa, Paul Ferrell; - | Thompson @ and Balton. NATIONAL LEAGUE No games played. three counters of the} Totals— 37113 6 2719 § __ | Johnson, George B. |Gonzalez, Abraham . | Napoles, M. P. ...... CLASSIFIED COLUMN | Griffin, Lillie . "Aastha uncer tnis nead| Neely, Julius West, carnered but two) balls: off Russell 4, off Lunn 3;}91) be inserted in The Citizen at games, but each were | struck out: by Russell 4, by Ubieta the rate of ic a word for each in-! eloute. His first sailed’ 4, by Lunn 2; left on bases: Mi-|sertion, but the minimum for the! Roberts, Lou H. the barrier in left field,’ ami 7, Key West 8; umpires: Grif-! first insertion in eve:y instance i= rules held hinr to two fin at the plate, Kerr at first! '25e. Payment for classified adver- tisements is invariably in advance, | Hyatt, John ........ but regular advertisers with ledger} Bancells, Rafael E. ieeegnats: may bare their advertise: | o! jments charged. ‘ ry Advertisers shouid give Te sy i es 6 street address as well as their tele: | Wardlow, C. H. ‘i phone number if they desire | Lowe, Dorothy With each classified advertise-; ment. The Citizen will give free anj Per | Autostrep Razor Outfit. Ask for | PURNISHED HOUSE, 1122 Semi} . Stade Apply 1404 White| Harmon, Troy 72 SALE—42-foot Fully equipped. j yer, 415 Bahama street, jly25} Thompson, M Fellows Hall, Caroline street jly30-2wksj Roberts, Hilbum - ing of KEY WEST AB R. H. PO A. E. . fivet game hurling | itn or : i 1 ° ° é| #” Ubieta played loosely xWard : bird sack for Walterson's Acevedo, ss. 3 0 1 @ 1 Qj first ga but smack-! Albury, 2b...4 0 1 4 @ 2 FoR in the second Cates, 3b 40 0 8 @ Ji nine hack to play smooth,,Goehring, 1b 4 0 1 2 O 0; ball and crashed a single| McCarthy, cf 2 1 9 8 @ 9; homer over the head; Castro, sf 3° 2) 2- F7 R09) eenterficlder. Blondon‘ Ingraham, c.. 4 1 1 8 0 laid his bat on one! Gonzalez, If a a ao 2 o oi nd Sterlin; for a four-bagger | Sterling, p - 4 0 Renee only home run of the | Richards, p 4 the first game. | " Luan a the! Totalsp— 32 6 727 5 3! F Homers well throughout.) x—Batted for Machin in ninth. are the box scores: *—Two men down when anal ;|FOR SALE—Cash register, cases, curb service trays, wood-! ice | Sanchez, show j Garcia. F cream cups; also 509 United street. jly30-1tx | Castellano, Ernestina ‘GOOD. cook or one willing to} Saunders. Hazel good| Thompson, Archie Phone 75 or 890-W. jly17! Bizzard, James .... s 3! 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