The Key West Citizen Newspaper, July 22, 1937, Page 3

THURSDAY, JULY 22, 1987. CUBS LENGTHEN LEAD TO TWO FULL GAMES BY DOUBLE WIN OVER PHILS | HIT GAME FOR P. [LUNN HURLS ONE. AS LOWLY REDS DEFEATED GIANTS | AND 0. OUTFIT ! YANKEES ALSO PULL AHEAD ANOTHER CONTEST WHEN| THEY DOWN BROWNS AS} CHISOX LOSE TO NATS | oe } (Speétal to The Citizen) | NEW 'YQRK, July :22. Chicago! Cubs pulled ahead a game and a: half yesterday afternoon in the National Leagt¢ pennant race as! they took beth ends of a double- header from Philadelphia Phillies, 4 to 1 and 6 to 0, while New York | Giants were losing to Cincinnati; Reds, 6 to 5. The double victory,! coupled with the Giant lass, puts the Bruins two full games in front. A hony: run by Dolph Camilli,; his 13th of the season, accounted for the Phils’ lone run of the twin bill. . The Windy City Tribe took th lead in the first inning of the opening contest on Jim Collins’ 13th four-bagger and they nev- er relinquished the lead. In the nightcap, the leagne-leders got at Jorgens for four runs in the first ty innings and sent him to th? showers. Steady pitching and timely hitting were the important. factors in the Cubs’ twin victory. Big Bill Lee held the Phils to zight fafeties in the operer and Larry French twirled six-hit ball in the fitial contest. Errors contributed greatly to the defeat of the Giants by the Reds. Faslin, shortstop for the New Yorkers miscued three times, and Chiozza and Leslie committed one each The Giants outhit the Gney team, 10 to 9. And they lost despite the fact Whitehead and Moore connected for hom? rans. Goodmoen hit a round-trip- per for the Reds, who sewed the game up in the fifth frame with a five-run rally after scoring a lone marker in the second stan- ga, which was scored by V. Davis on an error by Chiozza. The Giant run in their half of the same . frame came in by an error, Berger seoring after Hafey's miscue. i (Fette and Lanning were too; mach for St. Louis Cardinals as Boston Bees downed them twice’ yesterday afternoon, 5 to 1 and 2 to 1. Blake. recently acquired by the Redbirds, gave Fette a’ hard fight in the opening contest. They battled on even terms, 1 to ipfor eight frames, but in the! last half of the ninth, the Bees put over four runs. Blake struck! out four and Fette, three. Dizzy COKES CAPTURE OPENING GAME OF PLAY-OFF COCA-COLA POUNDED OPPOSI- TION PITCHING FOR FOUR- TEEN HITS; STANLEY HELD STARS TO, SIX SAFETIES Coca-Cola won the opening contest of the three-game play- off for the championship of the Social Diamondball League. The Cokes had on their hitting togs and landed on Roberts for 14 safeties, including two doubles, a triple and a home run by Kerr with the bases loaded in the sixth frame. Sterling connected for a double and three singles in five trips to the plate and Kerr hit two singles, a double and a homer in five tries. McCarthy knocked a sin- gle and a triple. Meanwhile, Stanley was holding Roberts Stars to six safe blows. For the losers. Billy Demeritt secured a single and a double in four chances at the plate. In the field, Stanley made five putouts'and made five assists. Monk Kerr handled 15 chances at first base, miscuing once. Mc- Carthy caught six flies in left field. For the Stars, Domenech, Stick- ney and Demeritt were the best on the field, Stanley walked one and Rob- erts, one. The latter pitcher struck out one, Score by innings: R. H. E. Cokes .. 440 004 000—12 14 1 Stars .. 000 050 000— 5 6 3 Batteries; Stanley and E. Sweeting; E. Roberts and Goss. SERIES TO CONTINUE The sceond game will be play- ed tomorrow afternoon. 5 o'clock. The third and probably the last contest will be held on Monday afternoon. The best two out -of three will be the winner. Alf Alfey—‘How long has that hired man worked for you? Dean and Lanning hooked up in “ ‘ the nightcap, but Lanning hand’; ee net NDOE two days, cuffed the Cards with just two} hits, one a triple by ‘Mize. The Bees scored all their runs, two, in the third canto. Both hurlers’ struck out two batters. It was Dean’s cighth loss of the season. Feeffeoat was in power yester-| day and so Brooklyn Dodgers shutout Pittsburgh Pirates, 6 to 0./ The Dodger hurler allowed but four hits as he struck out seven batters and walked only one. L.! Waner nicked Jeffcoat for two of th: four hits. Hassett and Winsett, of the Dodgers, each col- lected two doubles api | New York Yankees their lead to seven and a_ half games -by downing St. Louis Browns, 6 to 3, whiks Washington Senators defeated Chicago White: Sox, 7 to 3. | Powell led the Yankees’ attack! ou Koupal with three hits, two of which were doubles. DiMaggio, Dickey and Henrich also knoeked out @ two-bagger each. Henrieb ald Crosetti hit home runs for the New Yorkers and. Vosmik for the Browns. ‘ } While Deshong was holding the Chisox to six hits, the Nats pound ed Dietrich and Cain for twelve safeties. Six of the Senators’ TUns we cored in the first three frames off Dietrich. Ceveland Indians downed the lucktess Philadelphia Athletics twiee, 9 to 8 and 8 to 7. Both teams hit hard in both games. | Bob Feller got credit for winning the opener. He went in as a re- lief hurler after two other pitchers had failed. Moses and Nelson of the A’s knocked out home runs in increased the initial contest | Boston Red Sox swamped De- tro't Tigers, 1040.3.>fefty Grove was on the mognd for the Sox, a) lowing 10 safeties, the-Same num ber his teammates got off Bridged’ and Gill, Jimnty Poxx Wipe tee four-bar cers for the vintors shetty: strwek out six batters etd walked but one, Th summaries: National League Firat Game At Philadelphia R. HL E Chicago 410 1 Philadelphia 1 8 0 Batteries: Lee and Hartnett; Johnson and Grace. Second Game At Philadelphia Chicage ..., RH. E Ratteries: French and O'Dea; i / j | Hl j ei oj Ph'lade!phia e 6 3} Alf—“I thought he had been here more than a month.” Rube—‘“He hrs.” Jorgens, Mulcahy, Kelleher, Craw- ford and Atwood. First Game At Boston . St. Louis Boston si . Batteries: Blake and Fette and Mueller Second Game At Boston Ri H. E St. Louis -......... 4:43 % Boston 42 6 Batteries: J. Doan and Owen; Lanning and Mueller. 1 E 50 7 0 Owen; At New York Cincinnati New York ices 510 5 Batteries: Hollingsworth, Der- ringer and V_ Davis; Castieman. Smith, Coffman, Baker and Dan- ning. At Brooklyn Pittsburgh Brooklyn p11 1 Batteries: Bowman and Tedd; Jeffcoat and ‘Spencer. 40 American League First Game At Cleveland Philadelphia Cleveland R. H. E. ; 8 9 2 913 06 Batteries: Thomas. Nelson, Kel-} WANTED—Two thousand pounds | CRAWFISH at once. SPENCER LOBSTER CO., 816 Caroline Sly21-1wkx ly and Conroy; Harder, Andrews, Feller and Sullivan. Second Game At Cleveland Philadelphia Cleveland “+ Batteries: R. HF Brown, Hudlin and Pytlak. At Chicago Weshington Chicago R. HE 3 6 1 Batteries: Dvshong and K_ Fer- jrell; Dietrich, Cain and Sewell. At St. Louis New York St. Louis 3 R. H. E 6 11 Kupei and Hemsley. At Detroit Boston Detroit R. HE 310 1 Bridges, Gill and Hayworth, H, Ft 7 12 ¢ PREE! a tw @ Batteries: Wicker and Dickey | asa ne mas ‘OLD PAPERS FOR SALE—| 1 10 «11 Batteries: Grove and Desautels; “AH AH” WAS ACE PITCHER IN KEY ‘WEST, ON ROSTER | OF LOPEZ FUNERAL HOME AGGREGATION For the second time in as many weeks, The Citizen has been able to publish articles concerning the activities of Key West ball play- ‘ers. Last week this paper printed a story about William Cates being selected on the Florida State League's All-Star team as its third baseman. Today, The Citizen publishes an article of the pitch- ing prowess of Arthur Lunn, now a resident of Fort Lauderdale. Lunn, better known te his many friends in this city.as “Ah Ah,” } {Lopez Funeral Home softball out- fit of years ago. Local batters looked all alike to him and a great future sezmed in store for “Ah Ah.” But interest here in dia mondball waned and with the hur- rieane of 1932, Lunn moved with his family to. Fort Lauderdale. There he again took up pitching and from all account he,.has done; F a good job.: 3 Recently, pitching for the P. Power & Light club at Davis 1 in Ft. Lauderdale, Lunn shutout the latter outfit with one, hit.” A newspaper of that city, in an art- iele concerning the game, report- ed that Lunn “pitched the best ball game of his career in Lauderdale during the last two summers.” Lunn was a pitcher for ‘the Tarpon Lumber team during the first-half of the Commercial League’s schedule. Excerpts from the article fol- low: “The game marked the debut of the P. & O, team as a_ serious threat for second-half honors. The manner in which the Sailors went about winning the contest fore- jeast trouble for the rest of the teams in the loop. “Only 22 men faced Lunn, who was backed by errorless support. Weatherly singled in the third for the lone Power hit but was left stranded on first as Michel fanned and Gammage flied ont to Hall. The only other Florida Power team batter to reach first was Howard ‘Clark, who worked Lunn for his lone base on balls in the fifth but was doubled off first when Me- 'Morrouzh hit an easy one to So- lando.” Ubieta Also Stars Another Key Wester was also a star of the game at bat. This Conch was Mickey Ubieta. “Paced by Mickey Ubieta, an- other Conch wrestler,” the story continues, “who hed a_ single, triple and home run to his credit, the Sai'ors pornded the offerings lof Hickey Mexwell for 10 hits. Covghenonr ind Ray ‘Hall added doubles to the hit column and Savage contri!.vted a triple, “Lunn struck out eight batters, while Maxwell failed to set down a man ‘ty the strilcout routc, and walked five.” | CLASSIFIED | | i social science, ; others. Enclose stamped enve- | lope. PRCFESSIONAL PLACE- MENT BUREAU, 508-9 McIn- | tyre Bldg, Salt Lake City } Utah. jun30-i1mo | WANTED | street. ROOMS i RG) A ereremnteeeeiettiiannneennetanienaiemnen | 8 18 @: THE MUNRO, 128 N. E. 4th) Ross, Fink, Kelley! and Brockner; Galehouse, Heving, street, Miami, Florida. Low ' Summer rates. | PERSONAL { If excess acid causes yo ‘was the pitching ace of the great : & O. team. against . the Florida’! Field | alk july7-1mo! THE KEY WEST CITIZEN LEAGUE STANDINGS! NATIONAL LEAGUE Club— Chicago ... New ‘York Pittsburgh St. Louis 2 Boston Brooklyn Cincinnati Philadelphia Pet. +642 614 538 519 470 430 -410 | 373 AMERICAN LEAGUE Club— E New York |Chicago Detroit Boston ... Cleveland Washington St. Louis *.... 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