The Key West Citizen Newspaper, October 5, 1938, Page 3

WEDNESDAY, O° Goan 3, , 1988 5 Finland Moves °40 ‘Olympics oat To cna So u To Get Back To Univer-| ; sities By Fall; ‘No Pro-| paganda (By Associated Prean) HELSINGFORS, Finland, Oc' | 5.—Finland is doing everything | possible to assure a record entry | from -the United States in th 1940 Olympics. The first thing Finland intends | to do is change the date for the | Games so that college athletes can|f compete and still get back toi America for the opening of the | universities. Japan, due mainly to the de-| mands of her climate, | the date to Septémber,'so , have been impossible | cansstudents toattend. ol” Finland has.decided to . move the Games up to July. No defin- || ite day has been set for the star but it will likely be some time; between the 10th and the end of More than thai, the Finnish; Olympic committee has started a move to keep propaganda out of the Games. Consul Ernst Kro- gius, Finland’s representative on; the International Olympic com-) mittee, has consulted the presi-| dent of the LO.C., Count Baillet Latour of Belgium, about the Games and has been advised to return as nearly as possible to} the old Olympic ideal and pro-| gram. ‘This means Finland is likely to} eliminate sports such as basket- ball, which have been added to the program in the past few years. It is probable that little more than the obligatory program will be scheduled. For Japanese authorities have been their praise of the| for their cooperation since the site the Gam $ was changed. + Jap *eommittee turn- | *r ali its records and the its of its rsearch into the fis of running the Games. | : is 8id to have been of great |™y and little doubt is felt here | ‘about the ability of the Finnish | 0 to make make adequate pre- iparations before July, 1940. 5 § ce | | (By C. G. PLINT) eee eeaseconaonecece. ‘The Citizen’s report that Key| ‘West may soon have another | daily newspaper invites consid- | eration here of the “ideal paper”, | "YANKEES TAKE INITIAL GAME, (Continued from Page One) Flash. Gordon singles through short driving Dickey home, Sel-' ikirk taking second. Ruffing | heats to short. Jurges throws to second and Herman to first for double play. Two runs, two hits, | one error. CUBS—Cavaretta lines out to Gehrig, who drops ball but touch- | tes bag. Reynolds pops out to Gordon. Hartnett hoists high | ;foul with Dickey under it -for out. No runs, no hits, no errors. Third Inning YANKEES—Crosetti flies high | j out to centerfield. Rolfe’s high hoist to left field was caught for out. Henrich gets base hit inside | first base line when Collins for- | gets to cover first. Hartnett | nails Henrich’ at second on at- tempted steal. No runs, one hit, | no errors. | CUBS—Collins gets long line | {drive single over Gehrig’s head. Bill Jurges strikes out on tipped | ‘ball, Dickey holding it. Bill Lee | | thrown out on ground to third, | Collins taking second. Hack sin- | ' }gled between first and _ second, | Collins;scoring, Hack to second. , Hack out at home when Herman nearly knocks down Rolfe with | drive. Rolfe recovers and throws ;home. One run, two hits, no er- | ! rors, Fourth Inning YANKEES—Jurges threw high | at second but Collins makes one- | Chicago and New York and | hander to put DiMaggio out.| express hig “burned up” feel- | Picking Gehrig’s drive off right ings when the going is against (field wall, Cavaretta’s throw re- his neighbor city. layed for out at second. Dickey | safe at first on slow roller to sec- | PSOSODESOHOOOODSOOOHOOSE ond for. base hit. Selkirk pops FOLLOWING THROUGH jup. -No runs, two hits, no errors. | By AGUILAR ce Can — Si cesctnesdesouncoas tis pee TUNING UP for the World Series above is Leo Living- ston from Brooklyn, who will attend the Series between CUBS—Demaree bounds to | pitcher for out. Cavaretta strikes | jout on hefty swing. Reynolds! Salata pop to Gehrig. No runs, no| | | hits, no errors. } Fifth Inning | AN OPEN ‘LETTER TO JACK BELL Miami, Florida. | YANKEES — Flash Gordon Mr. Jack Bell, Manager, Railey-Milam Ball Team, . Miami, Florida. Dear oh ground’ out in setouk ‘No'rans,| en ene ay mero ae | Sunday at Miami, were unsports- | making sweet stop. Hank Jurges ner. Ruffing sacrifices him to! | third on bunt. Dangerous pest manlike. We'll let the fans judge | out with a third strike swing. No|'sry—EN ROOM HOUSE AND |these facts which we have gar-| | runs, no hits, no errors. j eeehaahe tame. YANKEES — Henrich doubles | isn't it a fact that both last off deep right wall, stumbling] laces and the preceding Sun- (and sliding into second safe by day when darkness came down hairlash. DiMaggio flies out, insisted Wick throw keeps Henrich at fe yer me yon isecond, Gehrig strikes out on game continue because | fast low ball after several long the head of your batting order fouls. Dickey hoists Texas |was up? The law of averages ar over second with Hen-| | finally helped last Sunday when Tich scoring. Selkirk smacks | vhard one, at first for single. Schemer’s single won the ene Fal ickey to second. Gordon strikes’ it. On th: hits, = Isn't it a fact that that was not | ome s ren uaplad set aah an the Railey-Milam ball team on CUBS—Lee hit long line drive, he field against Key West but out to center. Hack chops single \slams double into left field cor-)_ | Crosetti strikes out on hook with | LEAVING TOWN—Simmons full- aaah “CLASSIFIED COLUMN | Ceeccccevvcescoccesonese | WANTED TO RENT FURNISHED APARTMENT OR HOUSE, with 2 or 3 bedroems. Preferably close to town. Box} E, The Citizen. oct4-3tx | | ROOMS with or without board. Sunny and cool. 419 Southard street. oct3-lwk LOST LOST—Silver Wrist Watch o1 Sunday, in entrance or inside | Catholic Church. Red leather | band. Reward if returned to Rear Ramonin’s Restaurant. oct3-4tx TRAFPADA LLL HELP WANTED THE FULLER BRUSH COM-| PANY has an opening in Mon- | Toe County for a neat appear- | ing man with light car. For details write The Fuller Brush Company, 210 Postal Bldg., Mi- ami, Florida. sept27-9t ROOMS THE MUNRO, 128 N. E. 4th St., Miami, Fla. Enjoy living, hot water, pleasant surroundings. WILL “EXCHANGE—%° 8f5° ‘in! Miami, close in, for Key West’) property. One lot, 50x150’, 3} lots 50x100’ adjoining, or will) sell.. 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Plants and Vines which has never yet been issued.}@ All-Star team? Why didn't! on third base line. Herman hits It appears that anything labeled you bill them as such? Those at third, Hack out at second. “ideal” is pretty shaky from a|two Smith boys, D. and L., have ' Demaree pops to short. No runs, financial angle. The ideal novel | they ever played with Milam be-| one hit, no errors. PHONE NO. 1 mever sells, the ideal play sel- fore? Your shortstop, Bogart. is See he, Oa ieeglignene Lontiecmen, tae How’ goes Bt ae too, the ideal;about Leatherman. the’ former: per. there re. yet hope. **Georgia-Florida professional ; league player, is he a Milam é A rich newspaper is tempted regular? And that All-Star line- a oe pathecgameg on the; Up you had waiting on the bench, mount and is run as a shop is| headed by Jake Allaban, East /run, to sell wares. Some of the | Coast league catching star, were! syndicated, or “canned”, thought they in uniform just to give the dished up daily is as deadly and | bovs ? devitalized as embalmed beef.| How about that black and We find the stuff given out as | white trick you pulled, when the advice and intelligent matter in| nice. clean. new white balls that the big New York tabloids too | looked like lanterns coming over weak and anaemic to stand the plate were thrown out when alone. Yet these papers are the Miami All-Stars were at bat. | “successful” because they sell, and the mud-smudged, dark balls, That is not the spirit of journal. | that came in like shadows were. ism, however. The home town thrown out when Key West was cash if sold within 5 days. Can be seen at North Beach Boule- puts ‘vard. Apply 1502 South St. augl8-s Seventh Inning | YANKEES — Hartnett ‘wrist “as ti” singles. © singles into’ Tight field, ici going to third. Henrich’s line over first and touches bag to put Rolfe out. No runs, two hits, no errors. SNE Teta ah eRe rs AaB CUBS—Cavaretta lines single FOR SALE—Lot on Stock Is- to center field. Reynolds hits in-| and, waterfront. Also, lot cor- ito double play to second base.| ner 5th and Patterson Avenues Gabby Hartnett hits outside ball near Boulevard. Apply Box for long triple to right. Yanks’! RC, The Citizen. aug31-s relief pitcher, Johnny Murphy, | | warming up. After fouling many, | CORNER LOT, 50x100 feet. Cor- | Ripper Collins bounds to second, ner 5th and Staple Avenue. | Crosetti making one hand pickup| Apply Box D, The Citizen. for out. No runs, two hits, no nov2- errors. ——— i Eighth Inning | FOR SALE—2 lots, each 50x100’. YANKEES — DiMaggio loops) Run from Washington to Von | big hop to short and is out at) Phister street. Reasonable. Ap- 2 baths, double lot. 1605 Flagler Ave. augl2- tf Collins nabs! 2-STORY BUNGALOW, 4 bed- | the appeal of the smal! city news- | paper. Its columns are fresh, editorials vital springs of current | comment. See where you didn't mention | first. Gehrig strikes out on pro-; that the play at the plate on the | tested ball with count three and winnnig run was close enough two. Dickey singles into center if Key West pitcher Carbonell filed. Dickey steals second. Sel- ply Rear 1217 Petronia street. aug9-tfs We do not see how the intro-| had not intercepted the ball your duction of an outside point of runner would have been out a view, and interests, can expect mile at successful results in the small city field. In the “ideal” news sheet there’ is the goal of truth, seyntictty,| and news alertness which pretty close to being realized}; the established and tried Paper. — spirit and its city- when hadda you "baseball Galilee, R. L—There was one! thing Charles Keville was sure | from now of, when he walked into a tem- wor truly yours, porary morgue, and that was L. P. ARTMAN, JR. that the body identified as his, Sports Editor, The Key West ‘wasn't. Citizen. See Paul-about néw Budget Plan Basy to pay on Paul's Budget Plan | krik flies out to right center. No runs, one hit, one error. CUBS—Bill Jurges loops single into right. Pinch Hitter O'Dea grounds out, short to first. Stan- ley ‘Hack grounds to Gordon, who ‘throws to Crosetti to Gehrig for double play. No runs, one hit, «|e grrors. APS fwinth’ tabing YANKEES—Gordon flies out to center. Ruffing fans. Crosetti doubles on fly ball foot inside ‘right field line. Rolfe grounds out. No runs, one hit, no errors. CUBS—Herman grounds out. Demaree hits high fly for out to left field. Cavaretta hits single to right and goes to second when ball hits Henrich in face. Cav-; eretta hit pop over second for! out. No runs, one hit, one error.’ ~ National Safety Councit ESTO Ee Ie TTT pervepoeuon ‘SOUTH FLORIDA URSERY oP Blo TREVOR NE AND MORR INC. “Oldest Continuous Ford Dealers in the World” Watch The Fords Go By A SPARKLING, BRACING BEVERAGE— REFRESHING It’s Bottled in Key West by Local Labor! 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