The Key West Citizen Newspaper, May 27, 1938, Page 5

FRIDAY, oe AY e! 1938. op aw : : af THE REY WEST CITIZEN agence FIGHT LAST NIGHT PUT OFF Scheduled bout for welter- weight championship last ngiht in Madison Square Garden between Barney Ross, present title fold x and Henry Armstrong, light- \ weight” champion was" “called off RED § SOX DOWN INDIANS; RUFFING WON FOR YANKS EXCIFING TWIN BILL ECTED SUNDAY “AF NAVY GROUNDS The three clubs of the Monroe County Baseball League wall have their full strength on the! *. SENATORS AND BROWNS PUT ficld for the doubleheader at ON MERRY-GO-ROUND IN 12-10 GAME; ATHLETICS DE- FEAT WHITE 50x Red Sox pulled up to within two Navy Field Sunday. Local fans are anticipating two exciting and hard-fought games during jhe regular scheduled Sunday afternoon doubleheader. Red Devils will be the “home” team in both ends of the double- | barrel affair. Sluggers are slated | SOFTBALL SESSION HELD LAST SCHEDULE FOR SECOND. HALF OF LEAGUE ADOPTED Officials of the Key West Soft- ball League met at the home of Mrs. Eya Warner, president, last! ‘ight. Among those present were the; following: Eugene Roberts, man- because Of-1din———— + ms Should the weather warrant, the fight s7ill be, put on foi If not, it will be ponent Monday night. Armstrong Sehtie 136 1+ just above the required weight t |compete-in the welterweight di- vision. 141 3-4. SPPSLPLL°O SL ALLREZ AL: CLASSIFIED COLUM Adyertisements under head will be ingerted in The Citizen at. Ross tipped the scale at the rate of Je a word for each in-; sertion, ‘.ut the minimum for the first insertion in every instanee is | 25e. af article; is ried)! DE, Havana has many favorite tour- ist spots, such as Sloppy Joe’s, . Velasco Bar. Habana Club, Ba- cardi Home, Bebida Rum Club! fand many others. In each of these Places, I met Key Westers work- ing as waiters, bar tenders and managers. Raoul Montenegro, Avelino Pazos, Mario Perez, Ar- j turo Leon, Frank Lopez, Albert > : ore of day 4 } a Conch, anxious to visit their old home town again, and glad that the Overseas Highway was mak- ing over their little town. In the movie houses of Havana, the pictures are mostly from Am- erica. The sound is in English, ‘but the words printed in Spai ish. Mexican and Argentine ; Castillo. -All-were happy to meet! and.a New York review from the; (Bronx galled the “Black Babies” ‘is at the Campoamor. The Cuhans have gone in for ‘sports in a big way. Teams re- presenting the Isl: has just re- turned from the Fourth Central. American Olympic games. In 1942 they will go again. Baseball ‘is their srestens sport, followed by’ baskethall, which they play the year around. The racing crowd of the winter is mostly tourist, in the summer, strongly native. Jai Alai has its followers, so has cock ' fighting, which in one fight I saw draw a crowd of over 900, many of them Americans who excitedly bet on their favorite rooster. In | boxing, the Kid Chocolate-Echa- verria fight was a sellout. The great Keed ‘is still king of the glove-slingers in Cuba and a main bout attraction, but he will nev- er again be so in ‘the States, with age ee, up on him. All’ sports are controlled by the government and Colonel rae cio SH ‘ ¥ SHO Ravioes Cleveland, .O. : Staggering home after he had been shot at by two holdup men, Frank Kulét- ski collapsed and was taken to a hospital, apparently having*been shot in the heart. Physicians | forms (Continued from Page One) systematic reports that they turned in, it is stated. - Block by block they have noted the condition of _ the’ premises thereip. and. in tabulated form, on alee, by Adrian found, however,*onty gruises for; O’Sweeney, chairman of the cele- jthe bullet had: struck a cigarette bration committee, the informa- case and was found lodged jin tion is available. Kuletski’s necktie. National — gressive party started by ot Follettes; right to produce is urged. v4 As ambassadors of Key West, they go to the memorial services at. Matecumbe on Sunday, May 29, and the Key West boy and girl scouts there amalgamate with the ‘sehool children of the district in la a baseball league and some of the taking part in the service and best players in Cuba are at the what future cooperation fer the helms of the clubs. Adolf Luque, up-building of the may Keys €x-major league pitcher, manages | come of the contacts thus formed, the Eighth Battalion. Marsans, only the future can reveal, it is another big leaguer, manages the said. Navy. I § to Mr. whose clu two occasions, and he had Marsans ; —____—. ‘visited this city on| Offering @ sunstantial.sum for the the return of an islati@ is some- highest praise for our players. He thing unique in the annals of ad- said that our club can defeat any vertising, but Davis and Gist, op- amateur club in Cuba with good erating Bird Islané Cruise. carried management. He scored the indi-| an ad.in the Ocala Star this week vidual, ball playing here, how- offering a reward for the return to ever, and the lack of teamwork, the vicinity of their docks of the He also manages the Orphans much-publicized Floating Island, Bone sphose player Tange feajured recently in ley’s “Be- = from. Tayears of age, and. lteve It or Not” in. The is- 7 beg is bs tiring to bring to land disappeared three. weeks ago games. and no ‘trace of it can be found: The Afr Y; AM # of the American League- a er government to compete in, the .opener,.and/ ager. Roosevelt Club; Frank Cara- ture: Iso r > oer Jassified “adver- s are also shown.ayer the: ise “Cleveland Indians yes- Stars in the nighteap. ‘hallo; manager, Red Devils; Mrs. ‘ween is rues ie Vanée; ich are very. popular, with the ae the. Tribe, 8 to 4, to even the gon. Gold Sox won Siuggeritil probibly line-up: yet} Samuel Thompson, vice | but regular advertisers with led: natives. Vaudeville may be seen oes . Going into the seventh inning, Boston was behind, 3 to 1. the last three frames, the Sox “ scored seven runs, 2, 2, 3, to one the Indians. Wilson. went the ite for Boston, limiting the setters to five safeties, a Ruffing was back on the ig. Sestepsiay afternoon, and sO 2 ‘ork Yankees won. Out of action since May 8 ‘bceause of an attack of flu, Ruffing pinned back the ears of Detroit Tigers with a seven-hit performance, despite the fact the Tigers S tee by three Yankee er- scored but one run. Final comake was 7.to 1. The vic- pt a Yankee three-game af streak. its!’ Who wants a hit?” That was probably what they were saying at Lats Washington tor-St. Louis Brown game yester- day, “Ti @ parade of moyndsmen and base hits, the Senators came out of top, 12 to 10. ne Ge ed. a game pip for ries: Ruffing and Dickey! Poffenberger’ and Teb- At St. Louis Evatt s ih ! 6b 1 Panties: DeShong, © Kelly, Chase, KohJmah,'W. Ferrell and R.” Ferrell; Newsom, Bonnett, Van Atta, Walkup and Heath. At Chicago R. HE. 482 Ebietebne sa ee Besa: Caster and Brucker; Dietrich, Cain and Sewell. wAtCleveland Boston R. HE. 1213 0 dat 2! pie oa > € othe __ St. Louis 2q3 sis af aa pated off on ac MAJOR LEAGUES (Baseball) American — Club— Cleveland Boston New York Washington Chicago Detroit Philadelphia vy ¢ Pe 19 wy 19 12. 4 Nn 9 i Pi 12 uv 13 17 19 2 Chub— WoL York 9 B 2 16 15 18 23 18 3 2 oe ; Anaeh Pet. 710 618 STL 55 500 400, nna too Brooklyn ™ Philadelphia 331 MONROE COUNTY LEAGUE (Baseball) Chuib— Shaggers Stars Red Devils WoL. Pew 93 7% a ively contest is expected in ‘of Speaker of the next Florida House of Represen- tatives. Among candidates men- @Wihed aré Bob Sikes, Crestview: Bamberg Harrell, Jasper; LeRoy Joe: Raymond Shekion, Tallahassee; Pierce Woo! Nosh B. Butt, Cocoa. phia Athletics and Cok aii seal for ‘the’ A’s. ‘ Al. Rodltipiier,” batener. pitcher; Goss, first second base; (Gp ;Agevedo, third:| hase; Mullins, shortstop; J:nReb-" erts, Lucilo and Stanley, outfield- ers; Salinero, reserve. Red Devils will use: C. Griffin’ behind the plate, H. Gates on the | a! mound, Sterling, J..Caybonell, A. Acevedo .and''Baker, infielders; M. Griffin, Gabriel, Molina, Dom- enech and Sweeting ready for outfield patrol. In the’ second game, Red Devils! will use “Rubber-Arm” Moline in the box, with the rest of the liné- up the same. Stars: J, Navarro, Malgrat, pitcher; J. Garcia, third base; M. Acevedo, shortstop; Machin, Alonzo, P. Cas- tro, E. Acevedo and F. Acevedo | available for outfield duty. First game will get underway at 1:30 “i m. veiiowing™ Titoich local baseball fan gave the the following as his choice 2. All-Star, game to be e Biay-, Lombardi, tent See 3 Melton, Hubbell and Fette, pitchers; Mize, first base; Herman, Ott, thipa | Vaughan, Demaree, League Gomez, pitch- Dickey, catcher: er, and G. Walk- infielders; | vg Slai * outfielders. er and Grove, hers; Foxx, Lewis, Gehringer and. Greenberg, infielders; DiMaggio, York, Aver- | if and Moses, boielders. outfielders. catcher; | Barcelo, first | Base; Al. Acevedo, second base; | titan and Good: | Rolfe and v (of: players .and interested fans. Lopez ‘Funeral Home was net represented. | The following scheduled was! opted for the second-half: Mav 30—Roosevelt Club Red Devils. June 2—Lopez Funeral Home vs. Red Devils. June 6—Red Devils vs. Roose- velt Club. June 10—Lopez Funeral Home vs. Roosevelt Club. June 13—Red Devils vs. Lopez Funeral Home. June 17—Roosevelt Club vs. Lopez Funeral Home. | June 20—Lopez Funeral Home | vs. Red Devils» June 24—Roosevelt Club. vs. Red Devils. June 27—Funeral Home ys.) Roosevelt Club. July 1—Red_ Devils, vs. ae! velt Club. i July 4—Open date. July 8—Red Devils. ed Sarez | Puneral Home. vs. 15—Roosevelt ‘Club vs. Red Devils. j July 18—Lopez Funeral: Home vs. Red Devils. j July 22—Red Devils vs. Reose- | yelt Club. © i July 25—Lo) vs. Roosévelt j July 29—Red ele vs. Lopez | Funeral Home. August 1—Roosevelt Club vs. ‘Lopez Funeral Home. TODAY'S ¢ GAMES as Funeral ihmne| | i ! | Detroit at Chicago—Bridges , (0-2) or Kennedy (6-0) vs. Gab- j ler 1-1). Cleveland. at St. 'is—White- j hill (3-1) vs. Walkup (@-4). No other games scheduled, “dt! New York— vsHubbell (5-1). two games a) ah Rosell “d-3) (3:3) and’ Shoffner fat Pittsburgh—Bryant Clinger (1-0). is at Cincinnati, night ‘Warneke (3-0) vs. Grissom ~ (0-2) or Vander Meer (2-2). La Follette warns Senate against } navy expansion implementing an | undefined foreign policy. People Sry are living now, | they are living in a great era. } The historians will give it a name. | They will maybe call it the hur- | rah age, or the era of baloney, or the hooey and hokum period, But | whatever it is, our grand-son and grand-daughter, they will snicker | and it Will be good reading— and comical And I am quite a comedy versus drama, so I am not so excited about it. And in the ertd, things will get straight- ened out, and the fellers who have their names on the front page now, they will not even be in the history index. hand But the reason I am shootin’ off; here, like I am, is because | just see where they are going to cure the depression all over again— just like they did the last time. And it is like a dog with his tail in his mouth—and he goes ‘round and ‘round, but don't get any place And if I was some kind of a comedian or other, like this Mr. Allen or Andy Devine, I wanid not feel too secure—with so much competition down there on the banks of our Potomac. Yours, with the low down, JO SERRA, for! | Bethel) ' president, sRey Hamlin, secretary aceounts may have their adverti t ‘base: Fates, and, SROASUPer,, and a large num- ments charged. Advertisers should give their! street address as well as their tele-! phone number if they desire re-} srlts. 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