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

SATURDAY, "NOVEMBER 5, 1938 SPORTS HIALEAH OUTFIT PLAYS KEY WEST. pack sora NINE TOMORROW | | Practice Golf Cage TROJAN GAME CANCELLED. TODAY WHEN HIALEAH TEAM CANNOT SECURE) FIRST-CLASS PITCHER Editor's Note: As The Citizen goes to press Jack Carbonell, manager of the Trojan ball team, announces that Chief Porth, manager of the Hialeah nine has phoned og Miami that the team ‘Will be unable io play a doubleheader as another first- class pitcher cannot be ob- feined for the second game. ‘The Trojans will be played in the near future; Porth said. ¢ Sunday afternoon | ~ Pra aid. sArrangements have been made for Trojans to play the second game, with Key West giving the visitors opposition in the opener. Hialeah will bring three pitchers to stop the locals. They are Balch, | who pitched’ last Sunday and held ‘the Conchs for nine innings Lut who gave up a homer in the tenth to Esmond Albury to win the contest; Owens, another good eecsceenecsness=- ~cecces | on the staff, and Ruggles, who, Hialeah claims, pitched in je South Atlantic League this ie Chief Porth, of Hialeah, who is also manager of the base- ball club of that city, will use in an attempt to get sweet e.in the opener against est. Last Sunday Balch to the Conchs, 1 to 0, on Mi-| ami Field. Pilot Porth, will hold Toby. Owens in reserve. e line-ups. for the first “Hialeah Cox, 3b; J. May, rf; Saab, 3b; “Byrd, cf; Pare, c; Ralges tb: ‘of Owen, 'p; May, ‘sub outfielder; les, reserve pitcher. Bethel, reserve pitcher; F. Carbonell, sub outfielder; M. Griffin, sub outtielder. pies. AiSewwaed of Hialeah expect city to wit- both games tomorrow. impires Ordway and Holloway HOOKS AND SLICES on a golf practice range in Syd- ney, New South Wales, dou‘t worry this lad who wears a cage of wire-net:ing. The balls are picked uv by a suction cup on the end of the stick, to be reclaimed later by Sie THE WEATHER Temperatures” Highest Lowest Mean - Normal Mean Rainfall Yesterday’s Precipitation Normal Pi cipitation *Thin cee ending at 8 0% Tomorrow's Alma: Sun rises Sun’ sets’ Moon rises ‘Moon sets 5:13 a. m, Full moon, 7th 5:23 p. m. Tomorrow's Tides A.M. High 8:55 8: 24 Low. < 2:20 2:00 Barometer 7:30 a. m., today; Sea level, 29.90. WEATHER FORECAST 82 79 -43 Ins. -11 Ins. B8 a. m. 5:44 p. m. 4:53 p. m. P (Till 7:30 p. m., Sunday) Key West and Vicinity: Gen ‘erally fair tonight and Sunday; moderate cast to southeast winds, ! Florida: Generally fair with mild temperatures tonight and Sunday except for a few scattered jlight showers on the southeast jcoast Sunday. | Jacksonville to Florida Straits jand East Gulf: Moderate east to 76 | 16 | FOLLOWING. THROUGH | By AGUILAR || BPR CCC CR OCCCoceeooCooe® H ERNIE LOMBARDI, National , Lague leading hitter and star: * eatchét’ of Cincinnati Reds, was i named the most valuable player -in the, senior circuit. He got 229 ‘votes out of a possible 336, and | was followed by Bill Lee, Chicago Cub pitcher, with 166; Vaughan, 163; Mel Ott, 132, and McCor- mick, 130. Lombardi is the first Red to re- | ceive this distinction. IF FANS would vote on the most valuable player in the Mon- roe County Baseball League who will take first prize? The writer would like to hear from the fans as to their choice. Would it be Bethel for his pitching? Or Al- bury for his hitting and catching? Or Armando Aceyedo for his all- around greatness? Or Baker, Sterling, Joh Nayarro, M. Ace- vedo? Woult! some other player | be voted that coveted prize for. their hitting, fielding or pitching ability? We are curious as to , who would get the-most votes . | pNSRSE YT BUCKY HARRIS has again | signed to a one-year contract with Washington Senators. This jis his fifth year with the club as | manager, j eto | BABE RUTH and Frankie ____| Frisch are both out for the man- agership of the St. Louis Browns \in the American League. Peececccococccocccooseoe | Sunday’s Horoscope Peeccccccoocccoocvevcecs Today’s native is perhaps in- ‘clined to be rather self-indulgent, ‘but jovial and sympathetic. . You have a good knowledge of human character and a resolute nature, which you should exercise to the | fullest extent; for there are indi- cations of a relapse into weak- !ness;-due more to liberality than to wilfullness. SHAPED LIKE FOOTBALL SAYBROOK, Ill.—The football season affected one of William Hildreth’s hens. She laid an egg shaped like a football that bears ridges resembling the stitching /and laping of ‘a. pigskin. VALUABLE CHICKEN MUNFORDSVILLE, Ky.—Ho- bart Coomer, restaurant owner, figures he made a profitable deal in buying six frying chickens for $1.50. Inside one of the chickens, he found a gold tooth. A jeweler appraised it at $5. Subscribe to The Citizen—20c weekly, southeast winds and partly over- | cast weather tonight and Sunday with a few widely scattered showers. Miami will}jake care of calling, eece Phased and srtikes and ‘ioe NY the bases. “110% ! REQUIRE PERMIT TO HAUL FISH TALLAHASSEE, Nov. 5 (FNS). ~-It is a violation of the state law to transport fish or other sea- foeds without a permit, R. L. Dowling, State Supervisor of Conservation, said this week. The old permits expired Octo- ber 1 and sufficient time has elapsed since that date to per- mit all wholsale dealers to secure new licenses. Conservation agents have” been instructed to energetically en- force the provisions of the law for the protection of those .deal- ers who have complied with the Pfovisions of the act. ™ Wits ‘The new production season for shelifish and other seafoods begi a teers t ba a pretest those engaged) in mittee is phases of this big Florida indus- try. eeecveccccccccccs The STAR ¥ BRAND CUBAN COFFEE ‘oday’s ccee oeiece sia Seesecocccece Today gives trong and inde- pendent nature that carries the see through life with’ the prac- tical assurance of sv The mind may be taciturn and reserv- ‘ ed, but it commands the respect of associates, though not admit- ting it to close companionship. cess. THIEF ASKS PRAYERS ROSEBURG, Ore. A After rob-' bing the parsonage of the Rev. S. Raynor Smith in this city a contrite thief left a_note calling himself a “cad” minister to pray for him. 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Free Pick-Up and Delivery Service Full Cargo Insurance Office: 813 Caroline St. Warehouse—Corner Eaton and Francis Streets THE KEY WEST-CITIZEN _ ‘LEASE ON LIFE FOR 22 CHINESE ¢ |DESPERADOES SAVED DUE TO UNDECLARED SINO- | JAPANESE CONFLICT (Ry Associated Press) SHANGHAI, November 5.—Ih! , Shanghai's Ward Road Jail, the, world’s largest prison, twenty- | two Chinese are living who} would long since have been dead || ‘and buried but for the unde- clared Sino-Japanese war. The twenty-two Chinese have all been sentenced to death for crimes committed within the In- | ternational Concession but exe- | | ' cution has been delayed through the fact that Japanese invaders i have occupied all Chinese terri- tory adjacent to the Settlement. | Under the arrangement existing | between the Settlement and Chi- | nese Government authorities the executions must be carried out |in Chinese territory. Shanghai Municipal Police of- ficials are attempting to solve the jail and execution problem with a request to the 'S Government authorities in| Chungking to modify the ar!) ‘rangement so that the men nyay | be executed within»Sithe jail! | grounds. utd 6 afiaoqqa The ‘twenty-two! °prisotiers" ‘some of: whom’ have been lawait+! ing death for nearly a year, were’ all convicted of armed robbery, murder, kidnapping or other crimes involving the death pen- alty under Chinese law. WQAM| TONITE JOE E. BROWN 7:30 PET PROGRAM 9:30 HIT PARADE with Ww. C. FIELDS ‘10: 00 TOMORROW NIGHT BEN BERNIE LAUGH LINER SILVER THEATER PASSING PARADE FORD SYMPHONY WQAM KEY WEST on Florida Keys between arriving arriving Key :00 o'clock A. 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