The Key West Citizen Newspaper, June 25, 1937, Page 3

fio, Dike Walken Bernat; from the shelter of the forts to and Gehrig, may be too much for; the National League.t On the oth-! jnett, Demaree, Herman, Medwick,' Pirates when Boston Bees downed The 6. games behind the Giants and| four games away from first battle, Cincin- Philadelphia handeuffed by Lefty but. they were well scat- they hitting spree by securing feties and winning, 8 to 2. held the Tribe to eight White “Sox brought Ath'ctics’ total losses to 35—more than any oth- je. The Sox} ‘Todd. At St, Louis R. H. Batteries: rankhouse, Jeff- and Phelps; Weiland and i. At Chicago ‘New York § Chicago . «10 13 Batteries: Schumacher, Gum- bert, Goffman and Mancuso; French, Bryant and Hartnett. FIPFITILLLLIPLL OCLC L LCL o At Cincinnati R. H. E Philadephia 470 Cincinnati + 69 1 Batteries: Jonson, Passeau and OT Ah hdd RUSSELL’S ‘ 5g s , | Writer will stick to rth; d i this si McCarthy an i ji got a set-/Grace; Derringer, Grissom and Lombardi. American League At Philadelphia R. H. E.; Add to this the ever-increasing | University‘ of Chicago’s Yerkes Philadelphia . 2 11 2;grounds and you have a pre-view Batteries: Lee and.Shea; Kelly,! of the coming of prosperity to { Gumpert, Tuberville, ae PONS were ton} = Tag WaShincton = ~~ ROK snd went down in defeat, | Cleveland z : te ©. The Tigers e2cured nine ) Washington 23 ; Batteries: rown, Whitehill; | Hudlin and Sullivan; Weaver and their dealirgs «ith the opposite a)R. Ferrell. sex. . Indians as they contin-| ~~ _ es BSE FECL = hud CIGAR STORE SOOO IIS : : K ; N ae | inane zl bit Passed | settlers the annual baseball game! the mound for the’ will take place, which is the next|“¥° City Tribe but allowed biggest event in the sporting|~"° and four rete in three) world. A number of local fans ; he moe heed by Melia eae sho gave up but “four hits writer believes that the American’ one run during the rest of the' League is much i Me recsived eredit for; stick and in 1728——William Smith, colonial! i his sixth of the sea-'Tior ¢ ‘chief justice of New York who 3, 1793. irun the gauntlet of Spanish pa-' |back” into its own, as evinced by| 18, 1819. ss jinereasnig demand {o¥'Tand, arid oi-1979 9d} 104 But this’ the sale of Trumbo ‘Island “as that are peculiarly Key West’s at Aubiiin, N. Y. Died will respond to new money and! Angeles,,,Dec. 25. 1918. enterprise, the sponge trade and| id canning of seafoods, promoted | and. stimulated by an efficient; Chamber of Commerce. cago’ afd Philadelphia - 710 0 popularity of her unique fishing | Observata j Wis., bor Dec, 29111905. oF at Lake the Fink and/ Island City. It is no mirage this j time, - H. E.|June 20, 1937. os Today’s Horoscope eeccoccoscece © list, bormi@m Cincinnati. At Boston R. H. E.| The passions of today’s native) New York, July 12, 1929. . © 9 1'will be so strong that much ef- _. 9 13 1 fort will be necessary to control + Auker and Tebbetts; them. If other aspects favor, iy: .. 2 8 © The fortunes will be hetter for the fema‘e sex and men will do wellj well equipped air fields Pacific, .., sided with the British in “the justice of Canada, born in New York City. Died in Quebec, Dec. trols. Soldiers and patriots have| 1741—John Langdon, known Key West, and mariners’ Hampshire’s noted merchant and jutionary| ‘Social game iseheduied fdr bwesterday,| 12 re Estate of "iftertdén”" — NOTICE OF FILING FINAL RE- a SCatataity 4 bse RORT_ AND APPLICATION “gu ged 2ew J} 9} madst from all lands have vtec! . patriot-fi ‘$2. iT her landfall at sea. *t med teeth _. born Today Key West is. “coming at Portsmouth, N. H. Died Sept.; : r : ‘as} igsidlionelaTibine Miller, au- | Devils ts an investment.” Those industries|thor and lecturer on birds, born| ginning at 5:15 o'clock sharp. 1837—Gharies T. Yorkes, Chi- | magnate-4# his day, donor of the] Standing of the league: = Second Half | deceased. in Philadelphia. Died Coca-Cola... E - Caraballo Red Devils 0 1 Hampstead, N. H., 1837—-Thomas J. Simmons, .IN AND FOR MONROE COUNTY, seagues 7 A. IN PROBATE. Tosefa'Cariagd’de Avila, ¥ FOR DISC! H { Notice is hereby given to alt! ipersons that Hollon R. Bervaldi,/ the undersigned Executor of the in Los} Batteries will be Roberts and/Last Will and Testament of Josefa Stickney for the Stars, and Gates land Hopkins for the Satans. The game rained out yesterday ll be played Monday afternoon, | cation for his discharge as Ex-} Executor and has made appl jecutor of the Last Will and Testa-! !ment of Josefa Cariaga de Avila, | "Dated June 4th, 1937. W. L. Pet. Holton R. Bervaldi | 0 1.000) As Executor of the Last Will and/ 000 Testament of Josefa Cariaga de/ 5 | Avila, deceased. j -000 Junes-11-18-25, 19371 See Confede soldier, Georgia chic? 8 pis Blin IE Heat justice, born at Hickory Grove, 5 glececee ¢|Ga. Died Sept, 12, 1905. 1865—Robert Henri, noted art- 1872—Jesse I. Straus, 4 York City merchant and ambas- Detroit Tigers were! Grove and Desautels, ithere is indication of a very suc-|sador to France, born a on ie The U. S. army maintains .twe to exercise extreme’ restraint in}Canal Zohe, France field on the Atlantic side, Albrook field on the ‘ Incidentals for the ‘Home a TO THE FOLKS THAT CAN’T GET OUT TO SHOP—WE DELIVER. JUST GIVE US A RING AND WE DELIVER ANYTHING FROM 10c*UP pce Wa PR APR EE at SED RET ELECTRIC IRONS: “Regal”. A BREAD AND PASTRY CAN: medium weight iron without Keep fresh—Bread, Cakes, cord— " Pies, Etc. 2 Compartments— EACH . $1.75 'H. -¢ $1.45 RS: Maile of bth whité finish ° ‘STEP-ON GARBAGE CANS: For indoors—Sanitary. 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