The Key West Citizen Newspaper, July 21, 1937, Page 3

WEDNESDAY, JULY 21, 1937. HALF-GAME OFF BRUINS’ LEAD BEES, ALTHOUGH OUTHIT,. DEFEATED FED BIRDS; HIL’| DEBRANDT HELD YANKS TO! GIANTS SLASH | FIVE HITS BUT LOST. i i _(Speeial to The Citizeny ; NEW YORS, July 22.—-Lowiy Cincinnati Reds gave New, ‘ork | Gicnts ‘a tough fight ' aftcrnocn -teforé the! Gi 1 aly won, 4 to 3, in ten ft Although Melton held the Reds to five safeties he was in danger! several times. Terry players} pounded three Cincy pitchers for twice that number of hits. The victory by the Giants lopped. aj ha'f-game off the lead of Chicago; Cubs, who were idle. The Bruins | are again only a half-game in} front. Weilard went the route for St. Louis Vardinels, holding Zostov Bees to eight safe blows, while his teammates got at Guy Bush r 10, yet the Gaskonse Gang et, 5 to 8, due, in part, to twe y tle Red Birds. yn Dodgers edged out h Pirates, 2 to 1, in ten It was a pitchers’ duel | tween Blonton of the Bues, who vii it ball, and Butcher) refwho allowed eight The Pirates committed r errors and the Brooklynites cued twice. In the opening game of a dou-| bleheader, Hildebrandt held the hard-hitting New York Yankees to) five hits, but Jost, 5 to 4, despite} the fact that St. Louis Browns; garnered 12 off Pearson and Makosky. Once more errors play- ed a part in the scoring, the; Browns making three and Yanks,| two. The American League lead- ers also won the nightcap, 9 to 6.! Pat Malone went the route for the New Yorkers"but was hit hard. Manzzer Mornsby 2sed four hurl- ers in a vain attempt to hold Mur- derers’ Row in check. } Chicago White Sox nosed out Washington Senators, 4 to 3. Wes; Ferrell’s luck with the Nats seems to have been broken as he was on the losing end again. Lee of the Sox and Ferrell of the Senators allowed 10 hits apiece, Detroit Tigers and Boston Red Sox -hooxed up in a slugfest af- fair with the Tigers coming out on top of the Lig score, 10-to 9% Both teams eracked out 16 safe blows. Surprise! Philacelphia Jeties won another game. sir, they defeated Cleveland In- dians yesterday aftrnoon, 7 to 5, due to effective, hitting. The A’s! amassed 15 tingles off three In-! dan moyndsmen. Caster pitched the full contest for Connig Mack, giving up 13 hits. The summaries: National League At Brooklyn Pittsburgh . Brooklyn . ks ime (10 Innings) Batteries: Blanton and Todd;' Butcher and Spencer, f Ath- Yes! ' At New York Cincinnati oc... New York R. HE. ee RS eve 410 1 (10 Innings) Batteries: Derringer, R, Davis, Grissom am! Lombardi; Melton nad Danning, R. WE 23 10° Bt oe OD eHland and Owen; Chieago-Philadelphia, ed, wet grounds, postpon- American League At Chicayo Washington Chieago Batteries: W. Ferre! Ferrell; Lee and Sewell, At Clowslond R. Philadelphia 7 Cleveland 5 ves: Caster and Brocker; | Whitehill, Andrews, Heving and Pytlak RW. E 3°10 410 and i 15 13 At Detroit Boston Detroit Batteries Wilson, Thomas and Desartel: Ceffman, Rewe, Russell, and Tebbetts 916 4! 10 16 1 McKain,; Aukse, Lawson First Game At St. Louis R. WE} New ‘York i 5356 2 St. Louis 413 3 Batter'es: and Dickey; Hemsley. Pearson, Hildebrandt and Second Game At St. Louis New York 91 aj St. Louis 618 2 Batteries Malone and Glenn; Hogsett, Trotter, Strickland, netti and Heath. R.A jwith .344, followed by Aleno Bo | ROBERTS STARS Official batting averages for| the Florida State Baseball Leaguer up to and including games of} July 15, show: The leader is Martin of Daytona! of! DeLand with .341. William Cates| is how fifteenth in the batting. ligt, drépping from .311 to 298. Hethas now played 91 games, been} at bat 342 times, scored 30 runs and hit safely 102, driving in 44 rans. He has 13 sacr hjs credit. In runs © batted Swindell of St. Augustine is lead- ing with 57. Clary of Sanford is the leader in stolen bases with 43,) and Trammeli of Palatka is ahead| in sacrifice hits, having 15, the major! including! Leading hitt in leagues, up to and gar of July 15, are: | ional League — Medwick,} ner, Hartnett, | 9; Mize, .347; .844; Herman, 4; Demaree, .333, League — Gehrig, 4; Walker, Tiger 3 Rade National gue—Most hits, | Medwick, 115; most runs, Med- wick, <5; wjost home runs, Med- ‘ck ahd Ott, 18; runs batted in, Demaree, 56. { American League—Most runs,| DiMaggio and Greneberg, 68 | most hits, Walker, 101, Gehrig and Bell, 100 each; runs batted in, Greenberg, 79; home runs, Di- Maggio, 23. Pitching record of both leagues follow: ! Nationa’ I Bryant, Chi- cago, 6 won and 1 lost; Fette,| Boston, ’0 won and 3 lost; Hub-! bell, New York, 13-won and 4! lost; Shoun, Chicago, 6 won and) 2 lost; Warneke, St. Louis, 10 won and 4 lost. ue American League — Pearson, | * Ruffing, lost; 6 won and none lost; New York, 11 won and 2 Lawson, 11 won and 2 lost; } phy, 5 won and 1 Ios 9 won and 3 lost; Hud! and 3 lost; Stratton, 11 won and 4 lost. | i sini | { ' ‘SOCIAL LEAGUE “PLAY-OFF STARTS 2:52" ° | Washington The play-off for the champion- ship of the Social “Diamondbali League will start this afternoon at Bayview Park, 5 o'clock. i The team winning two of the three contests wi!l be declared champion, i Batteries for today will be E.) Roberts and Goss for Roberts, Stars and Stanley and Lewis for! Coca-Cola. Makosky | AVAILABLE IN fice hits to :second-half of in,; ‘Sterling, Russell and Lewis. 1 | Co _' Boston . ‘ Brooklyn THE KEY WEST CITIZEN CLASSIFIED \COLUMN cece ecccece FEM+LE HELP WANTED WEAR FREE DRESSES and show famous Fashion Frocks to a friends, Sample kit free. Earn LEAGU2’S SPLIT SCHED) 4) to $23 weekly. No experi- ULE. ; ence needed. Fashion Froeks, | | Ine., Dept. E-457, Cincinnati, | Ohio. jly21-1tx DEFEATED COKES TO GAIN HONORS, CHAMPIONS OF SECOND-HALF OF SOCIAL DIAMONDBALL Roberts Stars defeated Coca-| TEACHERS WANTED Cola yesterday afternoon at Bay-} view Park to gain honors in the the Social Dia-| ‘mondball League’s split-schedule. The Cokes are winners of the} first-half. Final score of the contest yes- terday afternoon was 11 to 6. Sterling was on the mound for the losers and Eugene Roberts for | the victors. i The former moundsmen struck | out five batters and walked nine. | He also connected for a home; WANTED—Two thousand pounds run, Roberts walked three but! CRAWFISH at once. SPENCER | did not strike out a player. He|~ LOBSTER CO., 816 (Caroline secured a triple. | street. jly21-1wkx Leaders at bat for the Stars j , With three out of six; s, two out of four. Rus-} hit three out of five for the| THE.MUNRO, 128 N. E. 4th | ostreet,.,Miami, Florida. Low R..H, E.| Summer rates: tyT-1mo., 340 000 301—11 1T 7 . 020 000 0183— 6 9 4) utter E. Roberts and Goss; TEACHERS WANTED — Enroll immdiately. Positions open in western _ states. Elementary, advanced grades, history, com- mercial, Spanish, Latin, English, social science, mathematics, others. Enec!ose stamped enve- lope. PROFESSIONAL PLACE- MENT BUREAU, 508-9 McIn- tyre Bldg., Salt Lake City,! Utah. jun30-1mo} WANTED ROOMS | SECOND SHEEES—5 || *Phe’ Attn 3 Standing of the clubs at the ‘end of the second-half: Club— WL. Pet.) Roberts Stars rescence PORT ‘ola 6 6 .500 5 7 415) Quality Printing at | The Art} may19-t# | PRINTIN |. the Lowest Prices. man Press. 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