The Key West Citizen Newspaper, May 21, 1938, Page 5

SATURDAY, MAY 21 > THE NEY WEST CITIZEN SPO GIANTS SHUTOUT BY REDS, 4 T0 0 INDIANS CONTINUE TO SET PACE IN AMERICAN LEAGUE ikureiut 40 ‘The Citizens NEW YORK, May 21.—For the second ‘successive day, New York Giantshave failed to score, Cin- cipnati Reds, with Vander Meer onthe mound, blanked the New Yorkers, 4 10 0, Chicago Cubs landed on Philadelphia Phillies and when the smoke had cleared, the Bruins had secured 22 hits and goored 16 runs. Brooklyn Dodgers handed Pittsburgh Pi- rates another defeat, 7 ot 5. Cleveland Indians seored five rung in the second inning, wound up with a 6 to 3 score in their favor end continued to lead the American League pack. Boston Red Sox walloped St. Louis Browns, 16 to 2. Philadelphia Athletics downed Detroit Tigers, 5 to 2. Results of the -il National At Philadelphia Chicago 4 Philadelphia & Batteries: — Carleto and Hartnett; Walt Reis and Atwood. At Brooklyn HH. Pittsburgh * 1 Brooklyn : ot ee Batteries: Brown, Blanton, Sewell and Todd; Mungo, Press- nell and Phelps. At New York Lombardi; Schumacher, man and Danning. ‘St. Louis at Boston, rain. American League At Cleveland BR ‘Washington _ pom Ae Sie pee ‘nd 8 Aifeeers i 'D By HUGO S. SIMS, , Special Washington Correspondent of The Citizen + ee oecceeccccccccccccsessssccessosscesesee | Rl S:- BOXING BOUTS MAIN BOUT BETWEEN SAM- BERS AND GEECH WAS DECLARED DRAW S2eeeresseeneseaecese ‘The Blue Goose Arena was jammed to its rafters and each and every fan was mere than pleased: with the way Promoter Joc Mills handled the bouts. In the first preliminary, K. O. Roberts won a well-earned deci- sion over Kid Buster. Second preliminary, Kid Choco- late won a very close decision from Young Red. Cuban “Kiki, gvho is under the management of Joe Mills, put up one of the best fights of his ca- reer. Mills is making the fans take notice of this boy because he is good and is going place in the ‘fistic world. He is the best prospect since Pete Nebo. He had Kid. Edwards, his opponent last | night, “going” in the third and fourth rounds, and, the stood on their feet and were ine for a knockout. crowd i “GET A LOAD OF THIS, BOYS!” SAYS CASEY STENGEL OF BEES { | In the semi-final, Tron able, Son was too much for KidiPa-ts- wards, and when they ot 16 hitting on ail cylinders, Edwards’ got “yellow jumped ‘over { the stopes atic home: The main bout between Larry . Gambers and Battling Geech was’ deelared a draw. ae the Monroe County ; Baseball League at the Navy {Field tomorrow afternoon. Stars will be.in both games. ‘their opposi- i pushteap. ; ATR Ea BS TODAY’S GAMES »290 NEW YORK, = Man poll ‘the an bia * Bilt cases rk World's ane ne you Pyke. and Parisphere?™ Terry in disgust. The emblem—a 6-inch_repro- duction in oran; Fair Theme of of the sartorial equipment of all! | ‘Administration and business gen- ation with the President. In addi- tion, last week fourteen utility holding companies offered to co- operate with the Securities and Exchange Commission in working lout a program under the Utility \. Holding Company Act. If there three of New York’s major league tedins’ this season. Diligent re- psearch disclose. that it is the first obvieusly:;time in the hic ory of organized ba el that a major league team ‘mitted anything but club asks | insignias, grass stains and mud te decorate its uniforms. “It's also the first time in his- of the World's tory that the Yankees, Giants and ‘enter with the | Dodgers have ever agreed unani- numerals 1939 in blue against an | mously an anythin, ng background—forms oP t i says Chris- Walsh, sports director of the xposition. Keo re) S 0 -ten at Business Improvements To Be Slow But is any real spirit behind these proposals, then the implications are tremendous. The feud between the Presi- dent and big business leadefs generally has not been imaginary. Business accused the President of trying to wreck the American system and the President coun- tered with his famous “economic royalists.” Business Fought It was apparent, when the Pres- ident undertook his program of reform, that big business, indus- trial and financial leaders resent- ed what they called. Government interference with business. The leaders of business took their cases to the courts, sought to tie up the Administration’s enact- | Mr. ‘ment to: prevastt the application * new laws in the hope that! prided the tide of political fortune would turn against the President and the legislation could be nullified. Has Business Yielded There could be only two solu-' tions of the quarrel. Either the President would have to give up his reforms or business would have to accept them and abide by the new rules. There is no indi- cation whatever that the Presi- dent intends to give up any of his reforms and if the steps taken by business leaders recently mea” anything, they indicate an inten- tion on the part of business to play the game under the new rules. If future developments should bear out this interpretation, the nation may look to considerable economic improvement. SESE to The Citizen—20c weekly, NO NAME LODGE No Name Key Directly on Sand Beach Fisting and Charter Boats Cottages and Restaurant Phone No Name No. 1 + Mrs. C. L. Craig, Owners He. t ah | Hy (ie WOE le gi BE PLAY SAFE— By keeping FOODSTUFFS. at the right temperature in one of our ALL METAL ICE REFRIGERATORS These refrigerators are doubly HEAT PROOF and absolutely air tight Priced from $20.00 v- Easy Terms—10 Days Free Trial fh hue Ate, { 4 On Display at THOMPSON ICE COMPANY, Inc. —Phone No. 8— a "PRESENTED BY THESE FIRMS MAY BE DEPENDED. UPON Give ThemYour Business! GET YOUR RADIO TUBES TESTED FREE We have just installed the latest type TUBE CHECKER and ‘can test your tubes, METAL or GLASS, under actual operating conditions CONCRETE BLOCKS Reasonable Prices CONCRETE PRODUCTS COMPANY eres CHARLES E. ROBERTS Contractor PLASTERING STUCCO ORNAMENTAL WORK Brick Tile Stone Work Next Fall Will See Gains Being Made PIERCE BROTHERS Cleveland... te ae | Fes yoni = regen a el AMERICAN LEAGUE | No rapid improvement of busi- is the apparent indication that.a uiliana; Allen. and Pytlak. New York at Chicago—Chan-' ness conditions is expected in the Much friendlier relationship is " Rear Wm. Curry’s Sons Co. 524 MARGARET ST. SF @ a2 * At St. Louis Bosta* = “+ 16 22 1 Se ae | Batteries: Grove and Desautels; Walkup, Cole, Van Atta, Bonetti, H. Mills and Heath. At Detroit Philadelphia . Brucker; Coffman, Lawson and Tebbetts. New York at an > rain. HOW THEY STAND 17 14 548 91 — ii & 423 19 Pittsburgh Cincinnati St. Louis Brooklyn Philadelphia Sluggers Stars Red Devils ‘NUTS’ ABOUT GUNS LONDON.—Arthur T. Dawson, an Englishman, has been granted * more than 300 patents in the United States, all pertaining to guns, At the rodeo an agile cowgirl rode beneath the horse, ‘on the horse’s neck and almost on his tail. One of the party remarked “That's nothing. I did all of that the first time I ever rode a horse”. The Favorite in Key West — TRY IT TODAY — CUBAN COFFEE 2 CRRPePe8008000 jal R. HE Boston at St. ler: (3-0); vs, Lee. (1-0). Louis—Marcum + "| + 43-1). vs. Hildebrand. @-3). at, Detroi 42-4) vs. Poffenberger (2-1). Washington at Cleveland— ‘Chase ‘(¥-2) vs. Whitehill (3-0). NATIONAL LEAGUE Cincinnati at New York—Der- ringer (6-2) vs. Melton (6-0). Pittsburgh dt Brookiyn—Bauers (1-1) vs. Hamlin (3-2). St. Lomis at Boston—Davis (3-1) vs. MaeFayden (2-1). Chicago at Philadelphia — Freneh a vs. Passeau (1-2). er i mitt 82 80} | ing to increase as pri Rainfn Yesterday's ion Normai Precipi So) Sela T. Ins. -16 Ins. pisses caciow at 0%. ma | Sea level, 30.00. WEATHER FORECAST (Ti 7:30 p. m., Sunday) Key West and Vicinity: Fair tonight and Sunday; light vari- 594 able winds. Florida: Fair tonight and Sun- Official in € DeSOTO HOTEL Sarasota Vacation ae OPEN ALL YEAR EUROPEAN PLAN All Outside Rooms Quiet, Clean, Good Beds Free Parking Rates | $1.00, $1.25. $1.50 single i $1.50, $1.75. $2.00 double next} few .weeks but there are |of pump-priming and much to be |banks of the nation, the gradual beginning to appear between the “abundant signs that next Fall will find economic conditions ‘vastly improved. There are sev- eral reasons for this. One is the new Government spending pro- gram. 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