The Key West Citizen Newspaper, July 20, 1937, Page 3

TUESDAY, JULY 20, 1987. CUBS INCREASE LEAD FULL GAME | AS GIANTS LOSE YANKS DOWN INDIANS; CHI- SOX WHIP RED SOX; TIGERS TAKE SENATORS CAMP AGAIN THE KEY WEST CITIZEN PAGE THREE grime LEADING ‘SATANS SLAUGHTER] Doings avd The SOCIAL LEAGUE IN LEAGUE LEADING By GRAVY) HITTING WITH .545 COCA-COLA, 19 TO 3 | roi. | STANLEY KNOCKED OUT OF BOX WITH SIX-RUN BAR- RAGE; McCARTHY RECEIV-! ED SAME, TREATMENT ».. | The following pairings will be the order of the day for the din- {mer match to be held this Thurs- INTO day. The first named are “Texas | Bangers? being bossed by ‘Capt. i“Red” Milligan, while the last named are “Tampa Terrors” and (Special to The Citizen) ‘have Earl Julian-as a leader. If With a margin of .45 points Caraballo Red Devils slaughtet- NEW YORK, July 20.—Chicago yoy don’t like your match, telljbetween first and second place,|ed Hague-leading Coca-Cola “nine! Cubs stietched their lead in the) your captain about it; if your|Sterling continues to set a ter-; yesterday afternoon, at Bayview National League yesterday after-|name isn’t here, maybe you fot-|rific pace in the Social Diamond-| Park and ‘ft all occurred im’ one noon by shutting out Brooklyn ‘got to see the treasurer about your! bal! League. with an average of inning; that is, the most damage.| WARD SECOND, .500, LOWED BY GOSS, AVERAG- ING .391; OTHERS LISTED, ALL .300 OR OVER : Be Sure to See These New and: Entirely Different OUTBOARD MOTORS Plans, Estimates, Inspection and Construction of Residences. Our suggestions may prove of Notary Public Dodgers, while the New York | dues: 1.545. Ward is in Giants were being edged out by!;. Milligan-Pierce Salas-| w St. Louis Cardinals. Kemp. Tex Carieton turned in a six-| ; hit game for the Bruins and while;2- Stowers-Ketchum vs, s his teammates pounded opposition Pinder. fi pitching for 13 hits, they were;3. Watkins-Grooms aided by four Brooklyn errors. heiner-Ayala. et re eee 9 te O14, Meas Patka va: Ruweell-Gold- Windy City Tribe swept the four-; F : game series with the Dodgers, | smith. - Terry’s men lost a heart-break-|5. Plummer-Lade vs. Sam Har ing game to the Gashouse Gang, ris-Sands. 2to 1. They scored a run in the} ¢ Taylor-Strunk sceond frame and one in ninth} ” canto. The Cards also put over Howard. & run in the jast stanza during Fripp vs. O’Bryant vs. Curry Harris. As usual, the losers” “will half, which brought them hosts to the winners at a dinner vs. vs, on vs. Sawyer- victory. Berger accounted for one of the Giant runs with a four- bagger. Mize, of the Red Birds, } 4 hit two doubles. Si Johnson, who|** be held Friday won a doub’cheader last week, went the route for the Cardinals, the first’ St. Louis pitcher to do so in this four-game series. The Giants won the other contests. Pittsbarh Pirates kept a jump| ahead of the Cards by whipping Philade‘phia Phillies, 6 to 5. Th2} Bucs amassed fourteen safe blows and the Phils, thirteen. Both teams committed an error apiece. New Tork Yankees kept up their hitting and winning ways as they piled vp 13 safeties and eight ruas to 10 hits and’ five) strokes and so they must have won markers ‘or Cleveland Indians./ because Willie had 89, Russell had DiMaggio hit safely for his 19th!gg and Cookie had 90. conseetive game, Chicago White Sox Boston Red Sox, 6 to 4, rade of pitchers featured contest. Detroit Tigers defeated Wash- ington Senators, 8 to 4. Poffen- berger twirled a eight-hit game. The summaries: National League At Philadelphia RL. E. Pittsburgh - 614 1! My. Bascom Grooms, Sr., play- | Philadelphia = 513 1!cq Mr. Bascom Grooms, Jr., and Batteries? Bowman. Brown,/ Mr. Sr. was so sure of winning | p, Weaver, Brandt ond Todd; Wal-|that he bopped off a 49 but Mr.} ters and Greee. Jr. says to wait until he gets that | swing untangied from around his legs and he will show Mr. Sr. a lot of things in golf. Mr. Sam Harris (our genial ‘| Postmaster) nearly fell over when they told him he had a 61 but when be learned that the. sere ~ 3 8 3) was for 13 holes, he was all smiles 7 : + 2° 6 and jokes, Batteries: Johnson and Owenj|turned from hiding with 93 while | Gumbert, Goffman and Danning. yi, pals, Hartley Albury, got 95/ Feller and Pytlak. ‘Cincinnati-Eoston, My got Last Sunday, Pious Bi:l Watkins Mr. Lil F. the morning and they met and de- a feated Mr. Cookie Mesa and Mriy” Irish Kerr by 2 up although Mr.| ‘ Watkins was not sure but h2| 5 even. However, after a recapitu- lation, he discovered that Mr. Plummr did not get more than 90 & downed A pa- the The four horsemen became but two last Sunday when the redoubt | able John J. Kirschenbaum, Sr.,( met Mr, Charles Salas in a duel of words and golf with Charlie and 79 strokes being considerably ( ahead of Kirsch with 84 altho the{ ex-summer-pro claims he won the last round by one stroke, At Brooklyn Chicago ~ Brooklyn H R. H. .9 18 a 0 6 Carleton and O'Dea; Ham:in and Phelps. At New York R. H, BE. F. played on ond and third position is Julian-ithan twice as great as that of |box in the second frame under a Kireh-;cupies the third best spot, aver-j| fore he retired from the game, hej lages .391. home run honors with Stickney, | 10. 'ning. follow: be ' Sterling Ward Goss evening, in al | es jJocal resin bight 9¢. Dd Hs Gates | Lewis William} golomon Plummer out of bed real early in| Hopkins Stanley thought maybe the match was al) | Willard W. Gare 60. Tynes, 11. 10; Hop: Sweeti one ea Stickney, one each. Roberts, Sweeting, J. Garcia and Caraballo, two each: oberts and E. Albury, two each. sell, F. Atwell, 5, Russell, 6 each. Stan‘ey E. Mr, Georgie Liera re-| Sterling Ward Cc. and Valter Vinson got 95. E Stanley’ started on the mound for the Cokes, got by in the first ning but’ was knocked out of the second place | ith .500. The gap between se more rst and second. Goss, who oc- | barrage of base hits and runs, Be-} j yielded six “hits and as many runs. Sterling is leading in most hits! McCarthy took his place and gave ith 24; most runs, 12; tied for}up as many runs and three hits before the canto was over. Six- ne each; leading in doubles with! teen men batted in that big in- The averages, all .300 or over,| In the fifth, Kerr releived Me- Carthy and’'was touched for nine | safeties and five runs during the a: a remainingyérames. 24 Clarence”’ Gates" ‘allowed 7, 4500 | Cokes but Six safe’ blows. 18 Molina and F. Stickney, with il four bingles in five trips to the 1 plate, wer’ ‘the leading hitters of | 13 the Kerr hit two out of thr | (Second-Half) Player— Aye. the} H Stickney - Tynes . core by. innings: R. H. EL Caraballo Red Devils— i 0121 010 014—19 21 2 Coca-Cola—s | 100 011 000— 3 6 6 Batterie: C.. Gates, F. Tynes; and J, Garcia; Stanley, McCarthy. r and Johnson, ummary—Tbree-base hit: F | se hits—Molina 2, | , Tynes, Carabalio, Ster- . Atwell; stolen bases: j} 2, Kete, Freeman, Molina Garcia; bases on ball: off | y 3, off McCorthy i ; struck out: by by McCarthy 1. Carbonell Roberts Garcia . Russell DH AROOAMMDEMWORAONN Griffin Most times at bat—Caraballo, | }j Most hits—Sterling, 24. Most runs—Sterling, 12; F. Most tvo-buse hits—Sterling, as: i Most three-hase hits—Goss, E. Carballo, Lewis, Kerr, Club standings: Coca-Cola, 6; won and 5 lost Roberts Stars, 6} won and 5 lost; Caraballo Red Devils, 5 won and 6 lost. Final game of second-half will be played this afternoon, 5 o’clock, between the Stars and Cokes. Victorious team in this contest] will be second-half champs. A three-game series will start tomorrow between the Stars and Cokes, first-half winners, for the championship of the Social League. Most home runs—Sterling and Most stolen bases—M. Tynes, J. Sacrifice hits—M. Tynes, E. Most times ‘struck out—J. Rus- Most tiles wa'ked—Caraballo Demeritt, Lewis, Donrenech, J. 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