The Key West Citizen Newspaper, September 7, 1937, Page 3

TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 1937. GIANTS STRETCH LEAD TO THREE GAMES AS THEY WHIP PHILS TWICE WHILE CUBS | SPLIT WITH REDS; YANKEES TAKE PAIR CARDINALS AND PIRATES DI: "test, 2 to 1, as Bob Feller turne: 1 jin a four-hit job. The summaries: NATIONAL LEAGUE First Game York VIDED TWIN BILL; TIGERS WON TWO GAMES FROM | At Nev Philadelphia |New Yo | Batterie | Melton and i BROWNS (Special to The Citizen) NEW. YORK, Sept. 7.—Ghi- j Cubs, who led the National) cesta times | At New York Philadelphia - New York Batterie: ,and Gra Schumacher and Dan- York ning. | i League for 11 weeks and at one time with a seven-game margin, are falling fast and are now three! full contests behind New Giants, The past week-end proved | First Game At Brooklyn | Boston Terry’s men. Brook! de-| Batt pez; Hamlin and Phe 6 to the | Second Game | At Brooklyn PP “Esi Boston is. 16-10 Gireuit® Brooklyn £8 clout of the day in’ this 'trtead: abe re shies and Muelle the nightcap, Hal Schumacher, H0¥t and Phelps turned -in ,a -fiye-hit performance, | eres Game easing up ig fhe eightltavben the} (Ag Chicago R. H. E.} Phillies scored all their runs. Me-, Cincinnati ae 711 0} thy knocked out” his sééorid''CHicago vn Bb os oy dpe ceed elle | Batteries: Derringer and Lom- riving in three mark- ants hit round- disastrous for the Bruins. At Polo Grounds, : 0 were administering a double and Lo- feat to Philadelphia Phillies, 2 and 9 to Melton held Phils to eight hits in the ope MeCarthy poled his first R. H. E. a bardi; Carleton and Hartnett. e Second Game i At Chicago R. H. oe Cincinnati - ionenee 4 The Windy City Tribe won the} second game of a dobuleheader'| with Cincinnati Reds by luck.! Chicago 2 1a) Lee Grissom. sensational rookie| “Batteries: Grisssm and Camp- Ieieler sid tae Bruins tosonelone! ben cocDavisiend Hottavtht. hit. Going into the eighth, the Cubs were trailing 1 to 0, but First Ghose sloppy playing afield allowed two, xt ct Louis RUE men to come home and ruined an pitispurgh ...... 1 7 2} almost perfect job for Grissom.'st Louis _. gee eae | Derringer held the Cubs to six hits Batteries: Blanton, Tobin and in the opener as -his teammates Todd; Weiland and Owen. won, 7 to 3. Chicgao has lost 18, ee of their last 23 games. i Second Game St. Louis Cardinals and Pitts At St. Louis burgh Pirates split a twin bill. pittsburgh In a tight pitching duel in the in- st, Louis itial contest, the Cardinal won, Batter! 4 to 1. The Buceos squeezed a’ Johnson = 5 to 4 victory in the nightcap. Boston Bees lost the curtain-! raiser of a two-pla affair with Brooklyn Dodgers, 2 to 1, despite! At Philadelphia RH. E four-hit twirling by Danny Mac- New York 3 6-38 3 Fayden. Hamlin held the Bees to Philadelphia » $283 six safeties. Boston took the Batteri Hadley, Malone and elgsing game, 6 to 4, with Fette Dickey; Ross, Nelson and Hayes. on the mound. | ee ie New York Yankees downe Second Game Philadelphia Athletics twice, 6 t At Philadelphia a, 3 and 2 to 1. Joe DiMaggio hit. New York é ay diay | his 0th, home run of the season. ; Philadelphia driest 3 Hadley and Malone held the A’ Batteries: Andrews ‘and tibskes: 7 to six bingles in the first fracas Smith and Brucker. | and Andrews turned in a three. it} performance in the nightcap, First Game \ Washington Senators scoted| At Boston a. | two runs in each game of a twin Washington bill with Boston Red Sox, losing, Boston the first, 2 to 8, and taking the | Batterie c'osing fracas, 2 to 0, behind one-' Ferrell; hit twirling by Phebus. i Detroit Tigers whipped St.! Second Game Louis Browns twice, 10 to 9 and} At Boston 5 to 2, due mostly to heavy-hitting Washington 8 in both games. | Boston 1 Chicago White Sox won and Batteries: Phebus and Mill lost with Cleveland Indians by the McKain, Wilson and DeSautels, same score, The Chigox stogk tha! mo first 2 to 1, as Lyons held | First Game the Indians to five! 'safé’ ‘blows. }4? At Detroit The Tribe grabbed the second cons St! Lonis 2 6 2 R. H. E. 512 0 410 3 : Baue d Padden; ond Ogrodo' AMERICAN LEAGUE First Game E.j A 0 Florida Motor Lines is the favorite way to new Florida Motor Lines’ Zephyr buses t Si : ‘Joan P. j It nan ‘the 3/lives. jSt. ‘VIEWS AND REVIEWS cc: What They Say Whether Right Or Wrong C20CCCCoeCoeceooeeCOLeee Lin Yu-Tang, Chinese writer: “If you can sp luseless afternoon “ Jouette Shouse, Liberty Leaguer: | a) are lots of things going; , Myrna Loy, movie star: “A wife cannot escape the com-} petition of other women; ond a perfectly; in a perfectly; bre useless manner, you have learned! |how to live.” ares the same privileges at tho} beauty parlor.” Kennedy, chairman, | Maritime Commission: “The nation has a stake in our maritime indust the often will do medicines.” more pont of Manuel Azana, Spanish President: “In the future Spain, there must be room for all shades of opinion inder a liberal regime.” | Haile Selassie, exiled Emperor of Ethiopia: “When one’s heart is sad, that transcends | y ne Hallam Tweedy, preacher: || | | i it, 4 doen not really matter where one Max Pruss, commander of the ill fated Hindenburg: Ki xt year, we will come America every two weeks to witb 2 new helium-inflated zeppelins.” Chiang Kai-shek, Chinese gener: | allisimo: tack anyone but she is determin: j ed to defend her territory.” Chrintopher D. Sullivan, leader of Tammany: “1 know of no Tammany leader | hook-up with organized crime or racketeers.” James A, Delehanty, judge: “It is only the clod who may speak of his education in past tenso.” Cordell Hull, Secretary of State: no serious hos- in the world} which will not affect . ++ .0f this country.” Detroit Batteries: “Walberg, Hennessey and Hemsley; Gill and York. ‘ ekO"- AT. Knott, Wade, Second Game At Detroit Louis Detroit BatteTies: ‘y; Poffent R. H. 2 - 515 1 Koupal and Hems- perger and York, First Game At Cleveland R, H.E 2320.0 1 5 Lyons “and Hudlin, + BatteMes Brown and Feller and Pytlak. @ you to the very campua a does not intend to at-| the| interests | { | | { ot Sewell; Allen and Sullivan, Second Game At Cleveland THE KEY WEST CITIZEN LEGALS 'PLAY IN SOCIAL "LOOP CONTINUES Play in the Social Diamondball pects, rather unimaginative. this noon at Bayview Park when Coca- , {Cola and Caraballo Red Devils! |cross bats. 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