The Key West Citizen Newspaper, November 1, 1934, Page 3

them! PARK ‘STARS UNIT SHUTOUT BASEBALL AGGREGATION ; ; |. REPRESENTED AS COLOR- | Dz. Joseph Colt Bloodgood, in-’ me Hom TION YESTERDA | > BD CHAMPS OF SOUTH | ‘€®ationally-known professor ot as 7a : ot os = + retelcal at Johns Hop-| tive their i es : a E. kins, born in Milwaukee, 67 years| £°° pace a. ‘Thee ‘were ‘two gamies played (Contributed) Ae: ; in_the Junior Ledgue yesterday! eae Baler aye ; Gates fe feats ill here Sunda: the wil y hei are u bg ai at x = = A yer, former chairman of the Fed- de pate | se | Th Huston Thompson of Washing-' ton, D. C., and Denver, Colo., law- } cok baseball! club of ta je Commissi t “a They call themselves the| rowisburg, Pa., 59 years ago. R ' es =because that is the nick- : ee M spondes " n that North Carolina) yferle Thorpe, editor of the : ; 2 tion’s Business, Washington, D. They claim to have won and} born at Brimfield, HL, 55 . > Ry cack lost “with clubs ‘of the ‘caliber of | 9#9- So eee 000. 010)1-2 3. +2| the Philadelphia” Black Giants.) - tiara’ ice of Roherts. |. and| fhe Monatchs ‘of ‘New * ‘York, the! noted ‘eiiter on sports, in. . Stickney and! Backarach Giants of New -York,| Murphreesboro, Tean. 1s Rodrigues." = --* || the Jacksonville Red Gaps.and 2}.#£0. Sommary ‘ors: Knowles, I. Fiore OF otra” | Rodriguez, Dy:Lopéz; ryns. batted | 5°°h Fe i i | | I i Hi H iil i If i ” whe .oneluded enigmatically. in@®. Roberta’ 2, Ackerman ,.3;|..-1 Rey have one pitcher who has' be aactaeealll : é4; home puns: R. Roberts, a noshit,no-run game to his éfed “Wat welt, len, look/"—he drew Rueda, Ackerman; stolen ba:<s:' it, ati@ Manager Bowley sas he & small box from bis he lay, Knowles, M. Lopez; struck out:' witt‘fike him in the opening gume.| has caused me more the flat pad by Stickney 4, by B. Roberts 5; against Key West players. Manned on waiting for the mood} Joy tor his head, bases on balls: off’Stiekney 5, off “Op the other hand the local and everything, and... but here it ‘accentuating the pallor. | Roberts 5; time of game: 1:00;! club. will use Red Dean on the te A bought & efter we pot tn and 5 umpires: Lopez and Griffin. | mound. He has not traveled- over couldw't sleep for So get Boe ie wane ths at Be « ftager po oe EE key for the asking, and had s germs asa ; the country, but he hasn’t got to Gere ane rn aay ete med: + St ber aahing. Tn the Setbnd game the Park. take off his cap to none of them. He slipped o ring with a single “Mr. Hondon,” the n' Stars shutout-the-Godyears. Al-' The visitors will know they havé ‘stone on her finger, thea|*°Y- “you have guests.” vin. Getes was in rare form and, been in a ball game Sunday when po gy Ry singing fa the| The faintest flicker of allowed only five hits, with just| Dea starts whiffing them over. wasn’t | Tossed the blue one runner reaching third base,; The locals have also the use of-a who was Navarro, in the sixth in-| Player who has traveled all over ning, gétting on by a fielder’s' the country and has had lots of z & 5 5 “It isn’t the Hi be = nurse sald choice, stole. second and got to} expérience. He is a catcher and “Silver . third ow. a wild pitch where he! mzy be used in case Joe (Smoky) “died.” - At bat, R. Alonso hit} MeGee does not play his usual two singles im’as*many times up. | game. : C. Hernandez «and J.Garcia also; The locals will put on the field hit two singles in tHrte times up.|a club with a batting average of Tm the field, Garcia and Davila’ .350. felt she was treading on | Played a great gaine for the win-} ue “| i *t her | ners. evecvescecooeose nen ont place. She any Score by innings: d . ao pac any | ties: | Loday’s H — j Goodvears 000 000—0 5 5/ see - Park Stars . 301 10x—5 6 0 The d oo | Sumary: Runs batted in: C.| tive is restless and critical. Cocoanut Plants, each Pr. Hernandez, Rendueles, Garcia, ways looking for something new.|,% Hibiscus Plants, each “1 @o “What will I say?” she questioned | Griffin; stolen bases: C. Hernan-! Great care should be exercised in Bougainvillea, Red or Pur- oni an déz 3, Walker, Teal, Navarro; | the training of the child, for there ple —.......... 50e te $1.00 pm steuck out: Richardson 1, Black- danger of degeneration from Poinsettia Plants; S0c te $1.00 | well 3, Gates 3; bases on balls: jack of this early training, thoug! explained” . . . “hurry and recover | Richardson 1, Gates -3, Blackwell there is the ability to make a goo so you can talk things over.” } 2; hits: off Richardsgn°2 in. 1 in-| place in the world ning; losing pitcher: Richardson; ! Fee SE at Lon ra- j time of game: 0:45. Umpires:' DISLIKES “SWEET” NAMES | Lopez and Griffin. é Crotons, each Turks Cap, each Roses, dozen, and Pastries are always fresh! South Florida Nursery { Maloney & Peacock doy,” Soe Seeing ———_— CHIACGO. — Policeman Ray 2 flew to him, of | Experts at Elgin, Ill, are work-' mond Griffith is serving a 12-day Phone 597 Catherine St. PHONE 616 r ~ thes ithked her jing on a device whereby watches jail term in this city after shoot- eeccceceess. and said, “can we may be set by radio signals with- ing up the Chicago Avenue police} 4 ? out being taken from the owners’ station because another officer PO Ba wee a si a ico psenclameig PLUMBING ? jwsuRaNcE: — 2 arm Gered La a ee Yellowtail Steak, 2 Ibs. : x tga Yellowtail on Bone, 2 Ibs. 25¢ . wr Sees eg DuRO.PUMPS | 4««-¢ Ctiess-- SO eae mapper, be ch cunts eal aaa Matton Fish, 2 Ibs. PLUMBING SUPPLIES $ ons TELEPHONE Low. adjusting the ginss stides so Large Select Oysters s be vagrant wind ould - | CapT. 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