The Key West Citizen Newspaper, May 17, 1937, Page 3

SS ee ee i lis it i Bowman staged a hurinig duel. one more hit than Bowman gave/ i | Search y and L ; cue. The Pirates took the series ” jpre to one. Cincinnati Reds -downed Chi- !cago Gubs for the second time in ja row. Windy City Tribe was |abie to garner only seven hits off aie |the combined offerings of Walling the ee Brennan, as the Cincy boys | } i EE fu i i Hi i f aif E | : tl i : mt iz if i rf e i f i i i ' i | a 3 Fa i i E Et Ht Ea | | ; g # BB fi g'¢ § i ei HE York Giants’ measure by the shut- out score of 6 to 0. Passeau hurl- ed a great game, limiting Terry's }men to five safeties. | if Hi ' EF Hs ba i "We ‘as well look it in the Still There Boston Bees whipped Brooklyn; 3 Storms always last at) UE went out the west 4 Dodgers, 3 to 2, aithough Van! 2 three days which means the game-room, Mungo was on the mound for the} losers. : New York Yankees defeated American League leading Philadel- phia Athitics, 8 to 4. Rufiing held Connie Mack’s “young team” to seven bingles. Cleveland Indians lost to Chi- cago White Sox, 6 to 4. The Sox| batters pounded the ball for 15 safe blows. Boston Red Sox edged out Washington Senators, 6 to 5. fi iad F i it li | H fl i EPA ahaa Ue becRREGEERE it . : é gS i F { i ; if | ' | i : g a t : ; rik 5 i F i é i i H l t ' if A 38 3 i & F 3s8 32 f : i i Ht i ‘ i litt Browns, 5 to 4. The summaries: i 4 i i F t Hf i i At Cincinnati R. H. Chicago 2 4% Cine'nnati Batteries: Root and Hartnett; Walling, Brennan and Lombardi. i Ef l i | nf wad if ; i i i 2 : E i ‘the same. powerful than brains, However, Cardinzls staged a tough battle itheir wits. It is hoped that part of the game will be played on dry cee The winners will be treated’ to a free meal, as usual. . - _ |Mr. Gem got excited on the very singled and J. ‘pp guanerace pers meethgr ae (a hole and! took an eight after!cued to bring in he had knocked his drive into the} Not discouraged one tall rough. It seems Mr. has taken up, to using wood clubs and has mastered them in no time at all. He had a nice 37 on the irst round and was even par through the 8th hole on the last round when he got that big eight and a total‘of 39 for the round.jthre fourth. Ward However, Mr. Clem says he ex- pects to do better the next time. Last week a gentleman was seen} walking around the golf course | sh z who looked like Mr. Tarzan, the|nough to win the game as later Ape man but it turned out it was/developments proved. Mendoza none other than one of the four | ¥as hit by the pitcher, stole see- take;ond. Soldano s‘ngled to center. up a few ultra-violet rays if Willie Mendoza scoring. Domenech wasjthe estate of Beatrice Kemp wou!d leave him alone, long} issued a free pass. Rosendo sin- | <nough. thorsemen who was trying to | On account of so much rain and so much rain-water, all the scores were washed out last week but Mr. Willie Watkins and Mr. Sam- uella Weather could not feel wa- ter anyway and so played just ae . Mr. Samuel Ephraim Detroit Tigers downed St. Louis (js°..35 (our genial Postmaster) | For good measure, the Cubs] Sten tit'“.of,ine Coumty Judge of ltriea to not notice the water but igave up in disgust. ond shey Sinn Slag teak weeks Mr. Clem; Price came near setting a record one run in} Buck, Mendoza; hits: off Ma'grat Yeung. Cube re i i BPE i re i i i : | Y bit, the — je2| Cubs went to bat in third in- the | Price! “* . er ad met i is f L stole second rolley to thi fumbled, his second error. In the seventh frame, the Cul oved over two more runs— gled to right and Soldano scored j Beatrix Elizabeth Gomez, Navarro walked and Stickney tate New York, State of New: forced Navarro at second, first to} you, and each of you, are hereby second. notified ane meauized = file all? The Stars put over their last} Claims or demands wi Kt fhe» ‘ither of ‘against the! run in — spe e same in- «0 Reantrtar “Robert White: ning. Shehane singled, stole sec-|#!s° known trix = ond and scored on Buck's single pale digs tome late of to center. New York, State of New York, in the office ‘of the County Judge of? ik, Sane aa eighth, which was lorida, within: <ight calens second four-bagger of the game. —— se See oe traveling to deep left field. 3 - D. 1937. Said Domenech, with the two homers| Contain the wlace “of neslieeee and and a single in four times at bat,| Post office address of the claimant! was easily the outstanding hitter|ine his agent or store of the day. He was followed by| Any such claim or demand not so 9 filed within the time and. in. the A, Acevedo, with two doubles and| tanner prescribed herein shall ‘be more rocks just above. us. | At New. York R. H. E. sitigle i talek ete i my voiwe than conviction. ee middie oe st ola » mgesne. eee aN pee ‘thing we can search the grounds. : ae as ee eS yenrs ayo—to be ex-} 3 h pitcher’ st “ j{ 13th day of May, A. D. 1937. must be a thug of some sort| What direction they - Each pitcher struck out seven Constance Roberts Edwards, eat there. it's the only togical an-| ing. They were just i : Passeau and Atwood:}act, on Sun y 14, 1928—at) batters. Malerat walked four. ‘As Administratrix aeer” sions y Pew clay, Melton, Gumbert and Mancuso. ess Gato Par e Sluggers de-} Seore by innings: Ri Bj < é shot me = peculiar look.| marks Seated the Catzhinas and the Pi-louss . 012010 210 7-12. .3| ——--~-= == 2 Pe foot let it fest?” he demanded. | ing sheet of ice. At Boston R. H. E.jrates in a. dovbleheader, In the} a = = . i . HE. s - i er. {Stars _. 620 101 100— 5 8 2 = , J Goes Base, Geren, well thet there's} |, Ths wind was P| Brockiyn.. 210 2| first game ther won 8 to 7 from} Batteries: Sallinero and <i | OOO IO OM 4 ; there. We can't help - . j phe py Romahienal psbrine- | Boston 3 4. O/the former njne and in the nizht-|dano; Malgrat, Garcia and Ace- a $ a- a take coriiticate if the asked ungo and Phelps;jcar camé out victorious 10 to 8} vedo. H z Fi ¥ him. and we could she'd ver th: latter club. j esl : a ‘ Sk Si Gew ‘ j falion oft the blult and t eep-Ce ia the ninth im |ige Ste cae ee iY : : or ? on oe . 4 vs ty a about ae |ning, scored six runs i , Villareal, Sterling;| F : . j But the tolen bases: Shehane, Ward, N : 1H i E ‘She and compassed the remaining section | 3 cir half tow:n. Acevedo caught{ 12 in 7 innings; ti : s alf 4 es; time of game: ‘the of the lawn op Nap are Nothing. A jand played first for the Carabii = 1:45. 7 a a ee up ‘ive stood Gay, RSE jand hit safély twice, as did Gon- ‘ e WITH CAREY’S ASPHALT—FOR FLAT OR STEEP ROOFS—IN corel nalt-heas American League {alex and .. For the Sluz-| HAS 26 CHILDREN At Philadelphia R. tNew ‘York ...... | Philadelphia __ 4.7 thought that Jude might hase inte | _ Batteries: Ruffing and Dickey) * for a long time wounded and still ; Carter and Broker. conscious in that fiendish whirlwind a followed me. It was slow progress. At St. Louis R. | Detroit - capes 5 j St. Lo apse O10. 2 | Batt: : Lawson and © Coch- trane; Blake and Hemsley. ay { : : fi At Wash | Boston _._ = | Washington sa $59 1) } Batteri Oster, Milies andj Ferrell; wer, Cohen and Rid-j| lei #? if i . il i 1 may. For e. | will it do’ pee, ' pod At Chicago RH. E| must be! ' Cleveland ee 4 18 = don’ | Chicago ... ssa 6 15. 11 e 3 be a tacit admission |, Batteries: Harder and Pytlak;} ee Ee te nee aie t eensnon. | Kennedy and Sewell. | but not so the Skipper. Producing a THE key, she unlocked the stable. With- out a word I followed her inside. H (Copyright, 1937, Esther Tyler) ANDI H I ; We find someone has slept in the | © | | | | | ee SPRINGFIELD, Ill—Although| ° NATIONAL LEAGUE —— blind, Paul Farthing is to be og She - L. WASHINGTON. "Sey 17—It next chie; justice of the Tlinois| Pittsburgh = aa tukes seven colors to meet the or- Supreme Court, effective at the! New York inary demands of the house-wife start of the June term. The; out shopping for the bath-room, judge’s sight was des‘roved by ; Chicago and only six to satiefy the lady, gunshot wound in childhood. {Cincinnati __ buying gadgets for the kitchen. | - | Philadelphia _ The Buresu of Standards and matching up blue mixing bowis| Boston the Nations! Retail Dry Goods As- and blue-handled egg-beaters. iyi i i i NEW JUSTICE BLIND seclation have boiled the bath-| The seven most desired bath-| AMERICAN LEAGUE Utieta, rf. results of the einen water ance wien sdes av: wine beth] con PEW. L Pet| The Sluggers used the same'| MAJOR BASEBALL SOUTH FLORIDA CONTRA thee green, orchid, ivory, maize, en Philadelphia 10 7 .588}line-up in the sceond game as in! LEAGUES They did it because there have blue and royal blue. New York 12 8 .600)the first, with Coto as catcher and} heen so many complaints over. The six most popular kitchen, Cleveland 9 8 rg ong at short. il —_—_o——__ “Your Home Is Worthy Of The Best” such predicaments as that of the shades are: white, kitchen green,/ Boston -. 9 8 Most of the above players have}: = = lady who bought a green shaving ivory, delphinium blue, royal blue| Detroit 11 10 iven up playing. Those who are:| CIGARS, CIGARETTES White and Eliza Streets Phone 595 ic tet den esclin’ fied aland red. 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