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

MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1937, ROBERTS STARS AND QUALITY FOOD CUBS DEFEAT DODGERS IN TIGHT GAME GIANTS EDGED OUT CARDIN- ALS; TIGERS OVERWHELM- ED YANKS; A’S DOWNED INDIANS TWICE (Special to The Citizen) NEW YORK, Sept. 20.—Chi- cago Cubs took Brooklyn Dodgers into camp by the close score of 2 to 1. The Bruins were outhit, 4 to 7, and also committed one etror. Davis held the Flatbush team to seven safeties. New York Giants edged out St. Louis Cardinals, 4 to 3. Schu- macher and Coffman held the Gashouse Gang to nine bingles. The league-leaders hit three Car- dinal twirlers for 10 safe blows. Again the winning club miscued once. The Giants remain two and a half games in front of the Cubs, having had a game dipped off their lead in Saturday’, con- tests. These clubs wiil meet to- morrow in the opening of a Ge cible” series. ' Boston Bees and Cincinnati Reds split a twin, bill. ,,The Bees took the initial game, 7 to 6, in a slugfest and error-making ‘con-. test. Behind three-hit pit¢hing, by Schoot, the Reds whitewashed the Bees in the nightcap, 2 to 0, with Turner on the mound. Philadelphia Phillies and Pitts- burgh Pirates also divided a double- header. The Phils pounded out an 8 to 1 victory in the first fracas and the Buccos took the final set-to, 5 to 1. Detroit Tigers cut off a game from New York Yankees’ big lead when they defeated them, 5 to 1, with the aid of five-hit twirl- ing by Auker. Once more Bob Feller was sent to the showers. This time Philadelphia Athletics did it when they downed Cleveland Indians, 8 to 4, in the curtain-raiser of a twin bill. The A’s also grabbed the closing game, 5 to 3. Chicago White Sox and Wash- ington Senators won and lost with each other. The Nats edged out the Chisox, 5 to 4, behind a 15-hit attack and five-hit pitching by three moundsmen, in the opening fracas, Kennedy held the Na- tionals to five safeties in the nightcap, as his teammates went on to victory over the Nats, 9 to 1. Called at the end of the third inning because of rain, the twin bill between St. Louis Browns and Boston Red Sox was officially called off without any results be- ing recorded, . The sammaries: AMERICAN LEAGUE At New York R. H. EB Detroit «816 0 New York .... 2: O28 Batteries: Auker and York; Hadley, Malone and Dickey. First Game At Philadelphia Cleveland =... Philadelphia Batteries: lungles and Pytlak; Dean, Smith and Hayes. Second Ga At Philadelphia. ‘Cleveland Phi'adelphia Galehouse, Wyatt ; Caster and Brucker. First Game At Washington Chicago Washington Batte: Sewell; and R. R. H. E 465 1 ~515 3 Brown and Appleton, Weaver : Lyons, C. Chase, Feller. At Washington Chicago Washington « (Called, end of 8th, darkness) Batteries: Kennedy and Rensa; Anderson, Lanahan, Jacobs and Guerra, First Game St_ Louis at Boston, of third, called, end Second Game Postponed, rain, NATIONAL LEAGUE At St. Louis New York St. Louis Batteries: Schumacher, Coff- man and Danning; Warneke, Si Johnson, Sunkel and Bremer. At Chicago Brooklyn Davis and First Game Cincinnati Sush, Lanning and Mir “ald W STORE TO CROSS STARS WON IN opening! GAME OF LEAGUE LAST) | WE2K; CONTEST WILL BE GIN AT 8 O’CLOCK the the} will, | of and Tonight at Bayview Park battle for the supremacy of Senior Diamondball League be in full swing. Roberts Stars, the Army team last week, Quality ‘Food Store will bats. Should the Stars win, they wiil have full possession of first. place. If they | they will go into a tie with the Grocers for second position. The teams will line-up some- thing like this: Quality Food Store—Baker, J. Carbonell, 3b; Oates, 2b; Ster ling, 1b; McCarthy, ;: ham, c; Woodson, rf; Machin, sf; Roberts Sta J. Roberts, rf; Stickney, c; Villareal, 1b; Demeritt, ss; Tynes, cf; Barroso, li; Lewis, er, sf; F, Tynes or E. Rob- erts, p; Sweeting and Albury, re- serves. : H The ‘contest’ will begin’ prompt- Tyat’ 8 o’clock. Gajiiés in'the Sehio# Diamond- ball ‘League’ ate pliyed on Mon- day and Thursday nights. The next fracas will bring together! the Army outfit and Caraballo! Red Devils, } The Griffins will continue umpire the games. SATANS VS. COKES conquerers cross Sawyer, :f3 2b; M. 3b; to! | | | AT PARK TUESDAY i | The opening game of this week’s schedule in the Social) Diamondball League will be play-| ed tomrrow afternoon at Bayview: Park. | The contestants will be ‘Cara-| ballg Red Devils and Coca-Cola. Standing of the leacue: Club— Caraballo Red Devils 5 Roberts Stars 2 Coca-Cola | | i i i 8335 som, Van Dermeer, Derringer and D. Moore, Second Game At Cincinnati Boston 1 Cincinnati 2 Batterie: Turner and Riddle; Schott and Lombardi. | at 1 | | { | 1S | | ij i HB First Game At Pittsburgh Philadelphia Pittsburgh 8 7 Batteries: Mulcahy and Grace; | Lucas, Brown, Weaver and Todd. ; Second Game At Pittsburgh | Philadelphia Pittsburgh Batteries: Johnson, Burkhart, Allen and Bauers and Padden, R. H. Ey 512 | Kelelher, | Atwood; ; (See “The Answe: BATS THIS EVENING WHO KNOWS? 1. iFor what do the initials, |U. S. 8, Ry in reference to the| Washington Soviet Government, stand? 2. Is Chiang Kai-shek, Chinese leader, ‘a Communist? 3. How does employment: to- day compare with 19297 4. Has European. production; ‘of wheat increased or decreased since the World Wer? 5. How much will it cost the Government to pay the equiva-} lent of twelve cents for the pres-| ent cotton crop? 6. What effect has the Govern- ment power program had on the} production of electricity? 7. When does Senator Burton K. Wheeler, of Montana, come up} the for re-election? 8. If I register my finger- prints to inscre my identification, Ingra-' will Federal Bureau of Investiga-| tion officials allow police officers to check them? 9. Is the American Red Cross _ accepting contributions for relief in the Far East? 10. What punishment is provid-| ed for failure, of the unemployed} ‘" to register jn the unemployment census to be taken shortly? CLASSIFIED COLUMN CODOC CCS OOO OOEOEOOEOOOe MUSIC TIONS. All Grades. Charles Roberts Studio, 613 Margaret street. septi6-4tx EXCHANGE OWNER DESIRES TO TRADE! for property in Key West a conveniently located all-modern home, furnished, situated in town of Barberville, Fla., on highway 14 miles north of De-! Land, close to schools, stores, ; ete, 32 acres of land with 7 acres in Oranges. No indebtedness. R. R. Kean, Box 162, Barberville, Fla. sept20;sept27x WANTED SALESLADIES WANTED. Must have pleasing personality. Lo- cal! Avply Box B, The Citizen. sept20-3t MALE INSTRUCTION MALE, INSTRUCTIO Men to take up Air Conditioning and Electric Refrigeration and bet- ter the Ives. Must be me- chanica!ly inclined, willing to train in » time to qualify. Write. Utilities Inst., M clo The Otizen. FOR SALE SECOND SE The Artman Press, may19-tf on Page 4)) HOROUGH PIANO INSTRUC-; Clear title. : sept20-2tx | i] S—500 for 50c. THE KEY WEST CITIZEN Looking At Washington (Continued from Page One) national exchange of goods and | commodities, Some of the President's ad- visers are urgieg him to abandon his trip to the Pacific Coast, feel- jing that the international situa- {tion requires his presence in Mr. Roosevelt’s pref- (erences how is to carry out tthe 6,000-mile journey, Present ‘plans call for few formal platform | {appearances. Besides this, every | effort will be made to contact lo- teal party and civic leaders in the |territory traversed in order that ithe President may secure a cross- isection of national’ sentiment. | Whiie considerable publicity has jbeen given to the effort to ascer- jtain the voters’ to the | Court fight, there are ques- jtions upon which some expression iof opinion desired. Among} |them, one could list the leg’ ‘tion affecting labor, the new farm | propos: and the advisability of j@ special session of Congress to {consider these matiers. { is The Fe deral B R | der Ghairman } is anxious to demonstrate that its| banking policy can influence the} of the nation. New) {money controls may be devised) veiw of the fact that the! Board’s efforts to cut down the excess, 1 of the banks, as a drive against threatened. infla- }tion, ‘seem to have resulted in making money a little tighter than lis neeessary or desirable. Inter- jest rates have shown a tendency | to move upward and, recently, | the Board has cut rediscount rates in an effort to prevent the banks from selling Government securi- j ties in order to get money to lend to private borrowers. ve Board, un- !economy In addition, the Treasury temporarily reversed its polic “sterilizing” gold, transferring 00,009,000 to its deposit ac- feounts to provide “easy money” j markets. This placed funds at the disposal of banks, increasing their javailable reser and ostensibly ' facilitated the financing of crop marketing and fall trade. Since the “ster‘lizing” policy began last December, the Treasury accumu- lated $1,285,761,102, As an addi- tional measure, arrangements were made for the purchase in jthe open market of Government obligations, which will add cash to the bank reserves of the na- tion. IT MAY BE DEADLY CARBON MONOXIDE pee. 3 1 NATIONAL SAFETY COUNCIL eeveve Gon are Suuriledlo Compele i this ~ 40,000 PRIZE CONTEST ON THE The Key West Electric citi z | | debebtidtdtdttttttiésttttsttttttttit jnobody knew how his farm jleft until the will PAGE THREE |auas, so I picked Jobe’s old, torn’ Wants His Last Ride | Suitcase out of the shed and 53 | To Be Smooth 0 TOOTHPICK TOPICS Jit in for ten cents. Darned if my wife didn’t write (By Associated Press) By c. G. FL G. FLINT jfrom Boston next week saying) MEXICO, Mo., Sept. 20.—Want- Cecccccccccccccccccccccccccococcooccsococesoooees sic found some sort of legal/ed: A smooth last ride. A Deed of Heart the whole shebang was to be auc. Paper in the lining of the case.! 4 member of he Mexico Civic = te i : é | But, funnier still, it was that deed “Proj se was a mighty good ane | pened off, piece-by-piece. Some-! ;made out to me, with a note from club, under the head of “Projects but a queer one”, said Mr. Maw-| where, hidden among the articles,’ Jobe sayin’ he knew I'd remem-| Needed,” asked in a elub question- hinnery, the R. F. D. driver. would be found a deed to the ber, that old bag from thirty naire for a “paved hard-surfaced _ ae at up from the depot! place. Well, everybody came from years back and bid it in just from‘ road from the end of West Mon- with me thirty years ago, with! miles around and things went! sentiment. Yes, h te— nothin’ more than.a‘suitcase. He! fast. I was late deliverin’ mail’ one.” SNe eS EERE [ees eRe orate me ‘asa good farmer and made his’ and there wasn’t much left when’ Hampstead, N. H., we have enough jolts and nes pile. Up and died last winter and /I got there but trash. ‘Sept. 16, 1937. in everyday life wihout being was} | bumped and rolled around in our Now, my wife was going to} that, Boston and needed a bag for her casket on our last ride.” | | | revealed Subscribe to The Citizen. = ISLAND BUILDING CO. ‘BAcioot, Plans, _ Estimates, Inspection and Constructi of Residences. , Who Rush To Give You Service~Patronize Them SPIRELLA FIGURE GROOMING By this new and exclusive method, you can make sure of your figure looking its best. Good Housekeeping dorse- ment. A Corset, Girdle, Br 18 other Foundatiom gaxment—de Our sugeeatio i cut jand styled ex-— Value to you, may ly for{ your individual needs and tastes Personal $ervice sin <1 the privacy of your home. Hospi- tal fi igs at no extra charge. —PHONE 717-R— Safeguard Your Family’s Health! For a low initial cost, and only a few cents a week to keep it going, you can have a DAYTON Water System in may prove of your home. — we help? Sold on Easy Terms PROPERTY DEVELOPED Seawalls Piers Prices range $47.50, $58.50 and $67.50 PIERCE BROTHERS TEXACO FIRE CHIEF GASOLINE PAUL’S TIRE SHOP Cor. Fleming and White Sts. Call at 530 William Street We will be giad to representative to see you TEXACO FIRE CHIEF GASOLINE —MARINE SERVICE— COMPLETE SERVICE TO YACHTS INCLUDING CLEARANCES H. B. DAVIS’ 100 PERE OEE CENT PAINTS AND o1Ls, PORTER DOCK CO. PHONES 24 and 55 send a G. C. ROBERTS General Merchandise QUALITY DAIRY PRODUCTS Light and Heavy Cream Pasteurized Milk Butter Milk Chocolate Milk ADAMS DAIRY PHONE 455 —Wholesale and Retail— Galvanized Roofings Ship Chandlery Carey Cement Roofing —Courteous Service— PHONE 65 William and Caroline Sts, AARON McCONNELL 518 Fleming Street TREVOR AND MORRIS INC. WHITE STAR CLEANERS JOE MEDINA, Prop. INSURANCE Office: 319 Duval Street TELEPHONE NO. 1 “Oldest Continuous Ford Dealers in the World” eae See Him For Your Next Work ALL PRICES REDUCED Hours: 9 to 12—1 to 6 Open Saturday Nights PRITCHARD FUNERAL HOME Sympathetic Courtesy COMPANY JOE ALLEN Pressed . tates c —CASH AND CARRY— ROSES FLORAL PIECES A SPECIALTY CORSAGES, ETC. PLANTS and VINES SOUTH FLORIDA NURSERY PHONE 597 Watch The Fords Go By Kraft Miracle Whip Salad Dressing and Mayonnaise ‘Make Your SALADS Taste Better For Sale By ALL LEADING RETAIL STORES Notary Public KRAFT LICENSED EMBALMER s A lad Dressi™ Ambalance Service LADY ATTENDANT Phome 548 Never Sleep ean (Ammen THE CITIZEN OFFICE “Best for Pets-- ie. COLUMBIA LAUNDRY SERVICE S-I-N-C-O SERVICE STATION B. R. TYNES, Manager The Writecraft Studio Marie Cappick 415 OLIVIA STREET “The Service Station That Serves” Cor. Fleming and Grinnell PHONE 43 Established im 1925 NOW CLOSED UNTIL NOVEMBER 1, 1937 Inspected and passed by De- partmest of Agriculture of United States as fit for human food. Ask for and demand— IDEAL DOG FOOD At Any Grocery JOHN C. PARK 328 SIMONTON ST. PLUMBING DURO PUMPS PLUMBING SUPPLIES PHONE 348 PHONE 57