The Key West Citizen Newspaper, July 2, 1937, Page 3

FRIDAY, JULY 2, 1987. CUBS AND GIANTS KEEP ON WINNING; YANKS DEFEAT A’S; DODGERS SCORE FIRST RUN! OFF BEES’ PITCHING IN FOUR GAMES; WHITE SOX DOWN TIGERS (Special to The Citizen) NEW 'YORK, July 2.—The race between New York Giants and Chicago Cubs continue. Both teams won again yesterday and therefore the Bruins kept their finger hold on first place in the National League. The Windy C'ty ciub swept tne; th: game series from St. Louis Cardina’s, downing them in the fina: contest, 6 to 3. Lee went tis route’ for the Cubs, giving up 40 safeties, while his teammates collected 11 Ryba, It was the first time that ‘one pitcher went the route for ei- ther tzam. The score, 6 to 3. was the lowest of the three games. These teams will play a double- hhcader July 5 at Chicago, The eae will probably use Dizzy m, who should have — pitched Pesterday, and Warneke as #tarting. moundsmen in’ the frames. the pick of ‘Charlie Grimm. New York Giants scored gany runs as they got hits, in de- two ing Philade:phia Phitlies, 8 to’ The Phils connected for as many bingles as the Giants. also. Terry used three ‘twirlers. His team committd three errors and the Phils, two,. A home run by Berger, who hag added punch to the lineup since recently joining the New Yorkers, in the ninth in- ning with two men on won the kam. for the Giants, who took the three-game series from the Phiis, 3 to 0. Brooklyn Dodgers secured the first run off Boston Bees’ pitching in four game, when they went down in defeat yesterday after- noon, 4 to 1. They got the run despite the fact that Lanning pitched a three-hit affair. Waite Hoyt held the Bes to six safeties. Boston swept the four-game se- ries and is now only one game be- hind the fifth-place Dodgers, ris- ing out of the cellar to accomplish fe pan Pee i ar As Pittsburgh Pirates did | not p'ay, they automatically went in- to & tie with the Cardinals for third place in the standings. New York ‘Yankees -walloped Philadelph‘a Athletics again, this time, 12 to 7. Red Ruffing was knocked out of the box as the A’s amassed 11 safeties. The Yanks piled up 14 hits off three Phila- delphia ‘hurlers, + Connie Mack's “young” team miscued five times. Meanwhile, Chicago White Sox were displaying new-found power to keep abreast of the ‘earae- leaders. The Sox pounced on four Detroit Tigers’ hurlers for a total of 20 safe blows. The last p'tchor for the Tigers wag School- boy Rowe, who recently was treat- éd in Miami for a sore arm. The Windy City players won 15 to 8, Washington Senators took a close game from Boston Red Sox, Seto 2. Wilson and Deshong higoked up inva fair pitching duel. The summaries: : National League At Boston Brooklyn Boston Y Batteries: Hoyt inn'ng and Lopez. R. H. E. ee ce 461 and Phelps; At New York Philadelphia rk R. H. E. 6 8 2 8 8 3 Johnson and Atwood; Melton, Coffman, Smith and Mancuso. At St. Louis Chicago R. HE 611 0 St. Louis 310 1 Batteries: Leo, and Hartnett; Winford, Ryba and Owen, Pittsburgh-Cincinnati, not sched- uled American League At Philadelphia R. H. E New York zw 8 Phi aduiphia Tu 4 Batteries Ruffing, Makosky and Dickey; Ross, Tuberville, Fink and Conroy. At Washington Boston Washi Bet Ps Wilson and Deshong and R. Ferrell R. H. EB 8 11 At Chicago Detroit Chicagc 20 Batteries; ‘.offenberger, Law Gill, Rowe and Tebbetts; Ken and Sewell, 2 St, Louis-Cleveland, postponed wet grounds, off Winford ‘and; the! French and Lee may be! as} easily,' Doings Around The Golf Links (By GRAVY) ececcceccceces | | The meeting of the golf club | will begin promptly at 8 o’clock jtonight and it is hoped that as many as possible will find it con- venient to be there, said President Kemp today when addressing sev- eral members of the organization. He stated that business of im- {portance will be transacted as jwell as the election of officers ifor the coming six months’ pe-} riod, } Yesterday being Thursday and ja red letter day in any Key West conch golf2r’s life, many thought of betaking their respective self to! | Stock Island but those who did |not get there were rather lucky j because those who did get there jgot an unexpected shower bath. For instance, Mr, Samuel Harris was playing Mr. Cookie Mesa and ‘Mr. Al Hewett when it began to thunder and since our genial Post: master is not on friendly terms with those meteorological ele-| ments, he went for the club house. Another foursome, which included Otto Kirchheiner, wishes that the: esteemed gentleman, Charl Salas, would likewise have go lto the clubhg 0} did. Mr. Rugsew have any answer to make. to thi assertion bi accoulit™ of if’ bei Charlie Ketchum whp did the h fering and* Samuella. Goldsmi' who did the razzing at the instigi tion of Doc Willie Penababe Kemp, ably assisted and abetted by John Pinder. LIST PLAYERS WHO | WILL MAKE TRIP CHARGE OF CON- TESTS f li It is expected by most follow- ers of baseball and diamondbali; in this city that the players who} will leave Saturday for out-of- town games will bring “home the bacon.”” Most likely M. Acevedo or Hop- kins will be the catcher for the softball :team,.:C. Gates will be in-the’ box, Sterling at first, Rus sell on second, M. Acevedo or P, ‘Carbonell covering third and Es- mond Albury at short. Outfielders will be Kerr, Gabriel and Cara- ballo, Should the game be piay- ed with ten men, Domenech or Salinero: will get: the position. The »baseball: team will) prob- ably be composed of the follow- 2. .C. Griffin behind the plate; linero on the mound, Sterling on first, E. Albury at second; M. Acevedo at third and P. Carbonell covering short, ‘Gabriel, Barcelo and Caraballo or Domenech will {be in the outer gardens. There are other players who will’make the trip. Local fans ean depend on the players to put \the best they have in each con-| test. Pedro Aguilar, sports editor of The Citizen, will be in charge of the players. A baseball game wi!l be played at Fort Lauderdale, 3 ip. m. Sunday and in Hollywooa,) 8 p. m, the softball game will tak. place, ieee Bs | } . LEAGUE STANDINGS ~yeNr NATIONAL LEAGUE } Club— W. E. . Pet | Chicago > 24 .H19 New ‘York 25° .609 St. Louis 565 Pittsburgh 565 | Brooklyn 443 | Boston Cineinnati 24 3 j Phitadelphia 24 39 seni megrgesace ' | i i AMERICAN LEAGUE 1 Club— 3 |New York {Chicago Detroit ' Boston } Cleveland | Washington } Philade'phia [St. Louis 40 3 30 28 20 20 : BENJAMIN LOPEZ FUNERAL HOME Serving Key West Half Century 24-Hour Ambulance Service Licensed Embalmer Phone 135 Night 696-W | STAR * BRAND -s M’CARTHY.AND ‘ST TERRY SELECT STAR PLAYERS BASEBALL’S “DREAM GAME” WILL BE PLAYED JULY 7 AT WASHINGTON, D. C.; NA- TIONAL LEAGUE FAVORED NG SETTING ( PACE IN SOFTBALL LEAGUE TOOK FOURTEEN TRIPS TO} BLOWS, FOR AN AVERAGE OF .710; WARD, SECOND, .500 a8 gk me ores Batting averages for the. first, y 6 i - Local mejor league bensbell( weeks ME Pot EY she Beans. fans are taking more and more interest every day in the fifth} releasd. 3 All-Star game, which will be play-| The.recards show that. Sterling, ed Wednesday, July 7, at Wash-; first basemdn on Coca-Cola, is ington. D. C. setting a’terrific pace. In 14 ‘Most fans agree with Managersjtries at the plate, Sterling secur- Terry and McCarthy on their se-|ed 10 safeties, for an average of lection of 23 players for each) 710. Wvid'is next, hitting .500, club, but there are a few excep-| followed By, J. Griffin and H. tion. Gates, who are tied for third However, the majority of Key place with=.461. West followers believe that Luke Players who are ‘atting Appling shovld have been picked] 250 are listed below: on the American League outfit, AB R. H, Ave. as thy claim he is better than; -710 Cronin ween the latter was in his 500 prime. And ‘they want to know: 461 why Red Ruffing of the Yanks 461 was not picked Zor mound duty. 454 It seems that the National -410 League will have the edge in|J. Garcia . 409 pitehing:. According to predic-|Malzrat - -400 tions, Hubbell, Dean and Mungo PF. Sti¢krey 400 willeshootitem over at the big guns | Nelggit* 400 ofithe. yorhger ‘cirexit. When-|Hopking :.... 391 ever one of these three start on | Dometec’ 384! the mound, they-are favored, and J, Ro ert: 360} they betpdiodaySdte\’8 to 5 on the! Stanley ‘ erty tpickdone 6F 1E. Roberts -...........2 1 Manhsger: Terty’s full pick of 23; Demeritt ie players are: jj. Villareal . Player and Position Ave. | Castellano Martin, Cards, cf ............... .825|R, Albury Bartell. Giants, ss ... M. Tynes’ .. P. Waner, Pirates, rf 364) Atwell. ... Medwick, ‘Cards, If . 416 League’s Split schedule: have been over wo ay ° ‘ Lewis 333} -333 -320/ -300 285, 285] -285 .272| PAN NEAR ATARDE HN ANNE OHO MO HDAWDMMOADWOMASAAN PLATE,, SECURED TEN SAFE! ¥ | Philadelphia. 11878, | 1776—Declaration . of —Inde- pendence adopted by Continental ‘Congress, passed on July 4th and signed August 2nd. 1807—Because of difficulties with Britain, Pres. Jefferson is- |sued proclamation banning Brit- ish warships from American wa- ters. ; ' 1853—Koszta Affair — Martin} i , ~ Koszta, Hungarian politics] refu-; gee with first papers for ee can citizenship, in Turkey on busi- ness, shanghaid on board Aus-j trian ship; American warshipj there threatened ‘to open fire if} not given up. Surrendered to; French consul and eventually got; back to America. i 'id’y when he bu rmored t pearl racgh overs alo 1881—President Garfield shot An optimist is a feller who be- |in Washington by Guitau—died in fleves what a politician tells him. September. Si Larkin run ‘Into big money Today’s Anniversaries 1936—Pope orders permanent} fight against bad films. / CLASSIFIED COLUMN | reennen errr tere tes AUTO SERVICE 1759—Nathan Read, Maine manufacturer, congressman, in-| ventor, among the first to apply} steam to navigation, born at War- ren, Mass. Died Jan. 20, 1849. 1820—George L. Curry, Ore- pREE—With every OIL CHANGE, gon newspaper publisher and her; j complete Lubrication job. last tervitofial governor, born in| ‘Gs, Qils, Tire-Repait’. We «Died July 28,| service everything fron o yeu} RADIATOR to your RADIO} B. & A. SERVICE STATION, } j i } 1825—Richard Henry Stoddard, | noted New York poet, critic andj editor of his day, born at Hing-| ham, Mass. Died May 12, 1903. Eaton and Grinnell streets, jly2-1mo | TEACHERS WANTED gs i ° 1840— Francis Amasa Walker, |TEACHERS WANTED — Enroll Mize, Cards, 1b .. ‘852! catehers; Grove, Red Sox, W.| Herman, Cubs, 2b .342| Ferrell, Setititors, and Stratton,! Vaughan, Pirates, 3b 363; White Sox, pitchers; Fox, Red! Hartnett, ‘Cubs, ¢ .. 379 Sox, Greenberg, Tigers, — Rolfe,| Pitchers are Mungo, Dodgers, J,| Yanks, and’ Myers, Senators, in- Dean, Cards, and Hubbell, Giants. | fielde Averill, Indians, Cramer, Other players who. may see duty; Red Sox, Moses, Athletics, out- | are: Mancuso, Giants, Lombardi, | fielders. Reds, catchers; Blanton, Pirates,| Coaches''for the American cir- Walters, Phillies, and Grissom,’ cuit will be Fletcher, Yankees,) Reds, pitchers Collins, Cubs,{and Baker, Tigers, Jurgess, Cubs, Whitehead, Giants, For the'elder loop, Frisch, Cards, Bartell, Giants; infielders; Dem-|and Dressen, Reds. aree, Cubs, G. Moore, Bees, Ott,; Of the 46 players selected,' Giants, and Moore, Giants, out-;only one,-Grissom of the Reds, is/ fielders. ja rookie. Last year DiMaggio was Manager McCarthy of thejthe “baby” of the game. world champion New York Yan-; In the past fans voted on the, kees has made the following selec- | p!ayers but-th's year the managers, tions: jaf.the pennant... winning. teams Player and Position Ave.| picked the clubs, Bell, Browns, If 355| Each pitchers will be asked | DiMaggio, Yanks, cf 338 asked tc. bear down for three in-) Walker, Tigers, rf 358 | nings. Gehrig, Yanks, 1b -....... 392! Thegcombined batting average! Gehringer, Tigers, 2b . 356|\of the National League is .362, Cronin, Red Sox, ss - 332 and .345 for the American group. Clift, Browns, 3b... $19| The American League has won R. Ferrell, Senators, ¢ . $11 j three of the four annual “dream ‘Gomez, Bridges and Harder) games.” will be szlected for mound dyty.| Hartnett is the only player; Other players in reserve and/who has seen action in all feet who may see action are: Dickey|contests and has been picked to! Yanks, and Sewell, White Sox, play in the fifth fracas. ‘ | July !29, 1985. ‘Civil War officer, noted economist,| immdiately. Positions open in president of the Mass. Institute; western states. Elementary, | of Technology, son of a noted po-| advanced grades, history, com-/ litical economist, born in Boston.! mercia!, Spanish, Latin, English, Died Jan. 5, 1897. social science, mathematics, | others. Ene'ose stamped enve- lope. PRCFESSIONAL PLACE-! MENT BUREAU, 508-9 MclIn-! tyre Bldg., Salt Lake City, Utah. jun30-1mo | 1842—Charles Chaille - Long, soldier and diplomat in the Egyp-| tian army, African explorer, born} in “Maryland. Died March 24,/ 1917, | — | 1863—George E. Fess, Illinois| congressman, called the “Father, RIPE AVOCADOS EVEDY DAY.! of the American Navy,” from his! Little Cash Grocery, 801 Simon-| interest in naval affairs, born at; ton street. jun28-1wkx | Berkshire, Vt. Died March 15, 1936, | 1864—Walter . Williams, Mis:| FREE! If excess acid causes you souri newspaper editor, Univer-| Stomach Ulcers, Gas Pains, In- sity of Missouri’s journalism dean; digestion, Heartburn, GET free and then its pesident, although he samplé © doctor’s prescription, himself had never attended ‘tol-| Udga, at Gardner’s Pharmacy. lege, born at Boonville, Mo. Died} may20-thur-fri-10wks SUMMER SCHOOL | SUMMER SCHOOL—All_ grad specializing in Junior High. B gins 8 a. m. Monday, June 2 LOIS WILLIAMS, 1214 Vot Phfister street. Ei juni19—sat-wed-frix ' FOR SALE | PERSONAL " WHIPS THREE COPS BERLIN. — Fraulein Bertha Krugelein of this city, who weighs 267 pounds, whipped three policemen who tried to arrest her for disorderly conduct. Li AB AG) VE |; CUBAN COFFEE | Is Deliciousty Fresh! | —TRY IT TODAY— i Qn Sale At Al Grocers REFRIGERA You HEAR about LEGALS IN ‘THE COUNTY JUDGE'S C“URT) IN AND FOR MONROE COUNTY, FLORIDA. IN PROBATE. IN RE_ESTATE OF: VIRGILIO CORDERO, Deceased. Notice “is hereby given, whom it may concern, that the un-| dersigned will, on’ the “10th day. of! July, A. D. 1937, present to the} { 1 to all) Hon. Raymond R. Lord, Judge of said Court, my final return, account a the Estate of Virgilio Cordero, de- ceased, and at said time, then and there, make application to the said) Judge for a final settlement of my administration of said estate, for an order discharging me such administratrix, Dated this 3rd day of May, 1937. Leonor C. Andraca As Administratrix of the Estate of Virgilio Cordero, Deceased. Aquilino Lopez, Jr. Attorney -for Administratri-<. -14-21-28; juned-1i- 9, 19) jly2- IN THE COUNTY JUDGE'S COURT IN AND FOR MONROE COUNTY, FLORIDA. IN PROBATE. In re Estate of F.. Roy Canfield, also, known as Fritz Roy Canfield, aiso known as Fritz R, Canfield, ased. Deceased. NOTICE OF FILING FINAL RBE- PORT AND APPLICATION FOR DISCHARGE Notice is hereby given to all per- sons that Jerry J.-Trevor, the un-| dersigned administrator cum testa-| mento annexo of ‘the estate of F.} Roy Canfield, also known as Frits Roy Canfield, also known as Frits} R. Canfield, deceased, has filed with the Honorable Raymond R. Lord County Judge of Monroe’ Count Florida, his final report as said as ministrator. cum testamento | an- nexo and has made application for} his discharge as-administrator cum; tamento annexo of the estate of | Roy Canfield, also known as it’ Roy Canfield, also known "ritz, R. Canfield) fleceased, Waled Yune Lith va fe e ‘Jerry J. Trevor Ad? Ntihibistrator! ie itestamento eappre of the lebtate, of P. Roy Canfitid,ab wit @s Frits’ Rey | actesmnans be and ‘ki onan tage ae papel bis25; jty2, 1937 SRNR TEER Bob Steele in Gun Lords of Stirrup Basin Comedy and Serial RUSSELL’S CIGAR STORE PAGE THRE, LEGALS IN THE CIRCHIT COURT OF ELEVENTH |JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF THE STATE OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA, IN AND FOR MON- ROE COUN IN CHANCERY. THOS. H. ANDERSON, Complainant, Foreclosure of Lien of Tax Certificates HU s RRICK and BLANCHE. M.j LARRICK, his wife, ET Als vs. Defendants. ORDER OF PUBLICATION It appearingt by the > sworn bill filed in the above -entitied cause that the defendant John. Nesbitt is & non-resident ,of the State of Fior- ida and his residence as is’ par- ticularly known to complainant. is 137 Lorraine Avenue; Mount Vernon, New York.’ That the residence of the defendants Hemming, known. That va i. Hemming, one years fad that there is no pe son In the State of Florida the service of a summons in chancery upon whom would bind said de- fendants. It is therefore ordered that said they are hereby required to appear to the bill of complaint filed in ‘this. cause on or before Monday. the 2nd day of August, A. D.. 1937, otherwise the allegations of the bill bf complaint will be taken as confessed by the defendants. It is further ordered that this or- der be published once , each week for four consecutive weeks in The Key West Citizen, a newspaper pub- lished in Monroe County, Florida. Done and Ordered this Ist day of July, A. D. 1937. (SEAL) Raymond R. Lord, Solicitor for Compiainant. 4 Siy2-9-26-23-30 Ross C Sawyer Clerk of Cireuit Court. . — KEY WEST — COLONIAL. HOTEL In the Center of the Business and Theater District —Popular Prices— First Class Fireproof —Sensible: Rates—