The Key West Citizen Newspaper, July 28, 1937, Page 3

WEDNESDAY, JULY 28, 1987. D SOCIAL LEAGUE CARDINALS ROUT HUBBELL.IN 4TH FOLLOWING | eecee REDS EDGE OUT BEES; ese ATORS DEREATED WHITE} SOX; BOTTOMLEY’s ST.! { LOUIS BROWNS WIN AGAIN; ,, | Those Galoping Cubs— (Special to The Citizen) Gabby Hartnett, catcher, has NEW YORK, July 28.--Chi-. pearse sa.be the vecbeeteg me ay 2 Neo: vant, j Chicago Cubs, pennant contend- ee poiphochn oO He is rated in the National Lanes ee ; League cs the toughest man. He spective league yesterday after-' js not only doing a great job at noon, | catching but is batting his club to An account of the actviities inj victory. Hartnett knows how to both circuits follow: rare a ite ew oee He jat bat and behind the plate. Her- NATIONAL LEAGUE iman, Jurges, Galan, Demaree and Demaree Paces Cub Victory | Collins cre also hitting the apple Tex Carleton went the route; right on the eae beg sig eo for the Brvins, scattering nine} are going strong also. lead- hits, as 'is teammates secured as|°TS 4€ Shonn, Bryant, Lee, ‘Carle- ton and Root, many off two Brooklyn Dodger} pitchers, to win, 5 to 2.. The were Dinekd nk Hake — tory increased the Windy City) Runners-up New York Giants Tribe’s lead to three full games | depend on King Carl Hubbell to as the Giants lost to the Cards, | carry the berden of the pitching Demaree, with two doubles and | department. oak er a bad ‘ r of i14 games an ‘ost ‘ive. mith ; a single in four trips to the plate, ! EE thas won four and lost one. Mel- elas Alec ge F yeaa anna tHe ton, 10 and 5; (Castleman, 9 and ee ae 4 '5. Moore is thevleade¥s at bat, Chieago is now defending a 21° | withl [63011 RavleDL 34 idecdna, hit- game home stay, which will preb-) |. fol he’ Ripple; ably vive her enough lead od aaa olleyed..by Riprl cinch the pennant. At Chicago Brooklyn. Chicago Batteries Hamlin, and Phelps; Carleton and O'Dea. re- i RHEE. sche sonst wots | 2,9 2 ; PiratesoHiawé:Gtebt Hitters— 59 1, Pattsbiivetl Pirates “dre -Mr'tiligd Henshaw | place but they need better spirit jon the field to go ahead. Blanton lis their leading pitcher, 9 wins and In Fourth {7 losses. Lucas has won 5 and Sask the | Jost ‘ pile 7 and ey bat 6 a ethae’ aah they have the power an give ppg in aap rag ba Pe team a tough fight. Should Carl Huiell started on the mound ; he pitching ee yiants but lasted onl: at AS id pry Sore in which he gave ‘Todd, Vaughan ae eg regia up 10 hits. It was the second , #!! hitting well above .300. time in a row Hubbell has. been} z knocked out of the box. In that; Cards 'Floundering— terrible fourth frame, the Redbirds’ In fourth place, is St. Louis scored eight runs. However, the, Cardinals with nothing left but New Yorkers kept pecking away: gas or hot air. The Gashouse until, in the eighth, the score was | Gang has the league’s leading hit- ticd at eight-all. In their half of; ter in Ducky Wucky Medwick, the final canto, the Cards won on, who will probably be named the a homer by Ducky Wwucky Med-; most valuable player of 1937. wick, his 21st of the season, Smith, ; Then, there is Mize, — Bordagaray | who relieved Hubbell, allowed but and J. Martin, all hitting in the three hits the rest of the game’ charmed .300 circle. The pitching but was charged with the loss. j staff is very weak. Warneke has Mize also clouted a home -run won 10 and lost 5; Johnson, 7 and for the Gashouse Gang. 12, and J. Dean, 12 and 8, with At St? houiss 4 +¢) Ae He+E- the, othex not avorth mentioning. New York 814 1! : eon eee a oon 5 Bees Have The Pitchers— ‘tteries ‘ubbe' mith and) « o: have Danning; Jhnson, Blake, Weiland, ',,. "300" bitters but possess nae Harrell and Owen. Jthe best pitching staffs in the league, with [Fette a its head. He has won 12 and lost but three. Turner is next, 9 and 6. Hubbell Wils St .Louis Cardinals Lee Grissom Whips Bees Lee Grissom held Boston Bees} to four hits bat he had a tough fight at the closing of the con- test. With Cincinnati Reds Jead-| Dodgers In Sixth Place— ing. 1 to 0, after seven innings of} Brooklyn Dodgers are sixth. runtess play on the part of both| Manager Burleigh Grimes has clubs, the Bees scored two runs|few good hitters, and outside of iu the ninth frame to jump into} Mungo, nothing else. In the .300 the lead. However, the Reds}group are Manush, Brack and came right back to put over aj Hassett. pair of markers and won, 3 to 2. The winning run was scored off) Reds Hitting— Smith, who relieved MacFayden in| Cincinnati Reds are hitting but the ninth. get nowhere. Only three are in At Cincinnati R. H. E./th .300 group, Lombardi, Hafey Boston 2 4 2j)and Jordan, but the other players Cincinnati aeenereeaee BB 1 hit unexpectedly and cause many Batteries: MacFayden, Smith}, leading team a bit of worry. and Mueller; Grissom and Ye Da- Hollingsworth and Gri ys / | the: leakiing pitchers. Bi { ; io Bucs Trip Phils, 4 to 2 iti, Behind six-hit pitching by rea | als - vingpege ; Lveas, Pittsburgh Pirates coasted |; Philadelphie Phillies... ring. to an easy victory over Philadel-} § cater ota a ot ee phin Phillies, 4 to 1. The Bucs-| Whitney: Winon...Martiny yono- nine-hit assault was paced by| Vict» Camllli’Mxld Moore, ° Catcher Todd, who seeured three! Whom are hitting above .300. But bingles, a double and two singles.|‘M¢ Pitchers fail them. Halters, | the leader, has lost eight games At Pittsburgh So ber , Ph'ladelphia (Pet Abe ee 49 1 Pittsburgh Batteries: Walter and Atwood; Lucas and Todd. 02 up the first canto with | rally. i ; At Washington R. H, E.} | Chicago Betisten 5 ose | Washington 612.0 Batteries: Whitehead, Rigney and Sewell; Weaver, Appleton and a four-run { AMERICAN LEAGUE Home Run Wins For Yanks A home run by Red Rolfe in the} eleventh inning vith a man on " base brought vietory to New York! ® Ferrell. } Yankees, who increased their lead to six games as the Chisox were} Yee Man! A's Win Game i losing. The circuit clout came at} Philadelphia Athletics and] a most opportune time, because | Cleveland Indians each secured Detroit Tigers had shoved over a| seven hits but the A’s used their} Jone run in ther half of the/safeties in a bigger way and fin-} eleventh canto. Cochrane’s men/ ally won another game. The score} outhit the Yanks, 15 to 8 The| Was 4 to 3. | New Yorkers tied the count in the! At Philadelphia R. H. Ej eighth when Dickey doubled with} Cleveland 3 the bases full. | Philadelphia 4 Red Rufing went the route for; Batteries: Harder and Pytlak the Yanks. Joe DiMaggio hit his! Caster, Smith and Brucker, 28th home run of the season. / —aeteniem At New York RHE Browns Down Red Sox Detroit a 5 15 0} Under the guidance of “Sunny New York 6 8 2) Jim” Bottomley, St. Louis Browns| Batteries: Wade, Russell and! won another game. They defeat-| Bolten; Ruffing and Dickey. ed Boston Red Sox, 8 te 5. The} | Browns piled up 15 hits. Fox and} McNair knocked out home runs/ Washington Sena edged out) for Boston, Chicago White Sox, ¢ to 5, Weav-| At Boston er and Appleton held the Chisox| St. Louis 1 to six safe blows, while the Sena-| Boston 8 9 1} tors pounded Whitehead and Rig-| Batteries: Koupal and Hemsley;! ney for 12 safeties. The N: Mareum, Ostermveller, and Cram- practically sewed the game up in/er, Desantels. R.A, ES 8 15 H THE KEY WEST CITIZEN | pecccegen e CLASSIFIED OLUMN scccesosecccccse STARTS ON NEW SERIES TODAY CIRCUIT REMAINS THREE- TEAM LOOP; LIST PLAYERS OF CLUBS; STARS TO PLAY RED DEVILS ways Bee cove Advertisers should give their street address as well as their tele- phone number if they desire re- sults. © Advertisements under this head will be'insexted,in,Rhe. Citizen, af || the rate of le a word: for each in-| sertion, but the minimum for the Tifst if¥éitionin ‘eVery instance is Payment for classified, adver- tisements is invariably:in» advance, but regular advertisers ‘witlt ledger. accounts may haye their advertise: This afternoon at Bayview Park, Social Diémondball League will begin = new schedule of games with the same three teams, Coca-Cola, Roberts Stars and ments charged. specnp ying iene __.| With each classified advertise- The first geme of the series} ment The Citizen will give free an will bring together Roberts Stars, | Autostrop Razor Outfit. Ask for champs of the first schedule of} it. 1937, and the Red Devils. ous Tomorrow, the Cokes will cross bats with the Stars. Mondsy afternoon will witness the Satans and ‘Cokes in action. Roster of the clubs follow: Stars—Goss, E. Roberts, F. Stickney, Domenech, J. Roberts,| J, Griffin, B. Sweeting, M. Tynes, | E. Sweeting, Soiomon, Albury! and Billy Deraeritt. Cokes—Nelson, Stanley, Kerr,| Joe Russell, Lewis, MeCarthy, Sweeting, Albury, Atwell, Sawyer, Arias, Walker and J,Garbonell. Satans—Hopkins, F, Tynes, C.|\ THE MUNRO; 128 N. E. 4th Gates, C. Griffin, Caraballo, H.| street,’ Miami, Florida. Low | Gates, J. Garcia, Molina, Garcia,| Summer rates. july7-1mo | Rodriguez, Sevilla, Salinero and G.| ited | Acevedo, | Games will be called at 5 p, m \ TEACHERS WANTED TEACHERS WANTED — Erroll immdiately. Positions open in western states. Elementary, advanced grades, history, com- mercia!, Spanish, Latin, English, social science, mathematics, others. Enclose stamped enve-}| lope. PRCFESSIONAL PLACE- MENT BUREAU, 508-9° McIn- tyre Bidg., Salt Lake City, Utah. jun30-1mo “ROOMS FOR SALE sharp. CABIN CRUISER, 28-f. length, ee 8-ft..beam, 12 horse Palmer AMERICAN TEAM | marines engine. $150 cash. | 1010 Varela street, jly27-1tx Beit | TOOK DAVIS CUP ox MAHOGANY DINING| ROOM SUITE; one gas water| heater Call 1605 Flagler Avenus, efternoons. jly27-3tx FRANK PARKER WON DECID- ING MATCH OF PLAY OLD .PAPERS FOR SALE— Five bundles for 5c. The Citi- zen Office. may19-tf FEMALE HELP WANTED (Special to The Citizen) + NEW YORK, July 28.—The; WEAR FREE DRESSES and show famous Fashion . Frocks to friends. Sample kit free. Earn up to $23 weekly. No ex- perience needed. Fashion Frocks, Inc., Dept. E-1028, Cin- cinnati, Ohio. jly28-1tx American Davis Cup team captur-| ed the coveted trophy yesterday | in Wimbledon, England, when Frank Parker defeated Charley Hare, ‘6-2, 6-4, 6-2, in the deciding match, Ten thousand spectators saw Parker attain the _ needed, point | that brought victory to the Unit- ed States, which was the youngest The challenge round was given| Alan Baxter-Andrea Leeds in the American players by a score| IT COULD HAPPEN TO YOU of 4 matches to 1 when Budge} Comedy and Short Reel defeated Bunny Austin 8-6, 3-6, 6-4, 6-3. Parker’s victory was a surprise. | Previously he had played. a bad { game in losing to Austin in the opening match. Saturday, *T'll never win one that will) mean as much to me as that one,” said Parker in referring to his! crushing victory. “No, I’m not! tired. 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