The Key West Citizen Newspaper, June 14, 1937, Page 3

to 0, in a regular Sunday after- noon baseball contest at Navy Thursday—Roberts Stars Coca-Cola. at the plate but errors and gen- ral bad playing gave them 11 ms. They garnered only six its off Alonso. He retired in fifth in favor of Domenech. jin the following positions: Club— Coca-Cola _ i i LE -6 2 =2. 4 Caraballo Ped Devils 2 5 F | ee Pitchers’ Record and! Friday—Roberts Stars and Red W. LL. Pet. -750 426) C "Bout the easiest The end of the third week of, till tomorrow. play in this lecgue found the clubs! Lafe Hawkins allows | @ressman Bobbins took his rubber | stamp back , Sicinch fish, trepped by some un- jknex= cat strophe millions of Ave.! years ago, hxe been found fossil-| j FIRE CHIEF Alonso struck out six but six dat-| Pitcher— W. L. pea war 1.000! ized in avdiet-omite depes't near J. Villareal 4 1 800; Lompoc, C<¥E. E. Roberts . 224 Oh Se Allen pitched the’ full game fori¢. Gates - 1 4 200; LEGALS the the Stars por era En F. Villareal 0 1 .000 7 wee 5 tojhits, one by Stickney, = by}¥F. Tynes _. 0. 4, .000 IN THE CONN EK aUDG Buck and the other by Byanley. R. Storr higythree ‘¢afelyvout 0: Batting Averages Ave. D FOR THE T. OF PROB. To all per- te You are’ hereby | written’ insteume RAYMOND R. LORD, y ‘ounty Judg: 1; june7-14, 1937 TSS Sa SS ST. RUSSELL’S CIGAR STORE & A \ twirted ee . Player— AB R. H. opening five: timen iat, bet, -pp fijd Butler. Atwell, 454 Pittsburg went down! OMly one extra base: kit, was ire Sterling “421 defeat at the hands of|corced, a double by Culmer. Castellzno -400 | by A. Dean extght two flies in;J. Roberts -400 om © te 2 and 4 to I. Fitzsim-|left that were labeled as home| Caraballo 360 ene making bis first appearance |"uns. He also accomplished some!F. Stickney 344 te & Dodeer uniform, held the|*hoe-string catches that saved a/R. Albury 333 Burs to five hits. shutout game for Allen. |. Gareia - 315 Ie the American League, Cleve-| Crosby, pinch hitting in the|Stankey .... 310 fend Indians whipped the fast-|ninth frame, struck out, Sivking Philadelphia Athletics in| Score by innings: = R. H. E. : beth ends of a doubleheader, 2 to| Doug'dss Stars— Most times at hat—Sterling 38; i and 2 to © Both games re-! 320 063 010—15 10 2)most runs—Sterling 10; most hits sulted im pitehing duels between | Young Cubs— —Sterling 16; most doubles Thomes and Adler in the initial 000 000 000—0 3 7/Sterling 5; most three-base hits ; eontest and Smith and Whitehill} Batteries: Allen and J. Sands;|—Demeritt 2; most home runs— ft ‘im the final frecas. Alonso, Doménech and F. Stick-|Johnson 2; most stolen bases— 1, New York Yankees lambasted/ ey. Stanley 4, Lewis 3; most sacrifice S$. Louis Browns 16 to 9 in the| Summary—Two base ait; Cul-{hits—Garcia 2, Hopkins 2; most fiest contest of their twin bill andj mer; stolen bases: Butler, Oliver; ‘times str.ck out—J. Villareal 5, te an ® to & tic’ in the|struck out: by Alonso 6, by Dom-{Johnson 5; most times walked— game. enech 3, by Allen 5; bases on!Sevilla, Hopkins, Domenech 4 Washington Senators lost aj bells: off Alonso 5, off Domen-{each; regulars who have not been —S. to the fast-stepping|ech 1, off Allen 2; hit by pitch | struck out—J. Roberts, Molina, White Sox, 9 to 4 and 3/er: Culmer. Seville, F. Tynes, J. Garcia, Cara- te 2 The victories put the Sox ballo, H. Cates, F. Lopez. ha'fgame in back of the lead-| Van Mungo and Phelps. od Se Rem santsayter|-~---aeeeenme {LEAGUE STANDINGS of s At Brook'y: R. H. E. : tee Red Sox in » single game, 3! Pittsburgh BOAT SRY Pan agree p08 Seve wo Nate jesse Wegaar= =e New York 31 19.620 im the younger circuit. Batteries: Swift, Brondt and|()% Se Gan ie eis | The summaries: Paddcu; Fitzsinmons and Phelps.| 5) a a Pittsburgh 21.553 24.467 26 .435 29 .396 31.354 tels; Auker and Tebbets Come in and get the use results of the —_—_— First Game W. L. 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