The Key West Citizen Newspaper, May 5, 1939, Page 3

FRIDAY, MAY 5, 1939 YANKS DEFEAT FELLER; BRUINS SINK FURTHER RED SOX STAY RIGHT BE-!| HIND YANKEES; WIN ANOTHER (Speeial to The Citizen) NEW YORK, May 5.—After| winning three straight @ streak of wildness and New York Yankees, outhit, defeated the hurler, 10 to 6, contest. Feller issued Passes to first base. Tun of the season to aid lieved in the tenth iframe, two Cleveland Indian errors helped Murderers’ Row. Rookie Kramer won another CARDIN- Brooklyn ALS LOSE TO GIANTS: BUCS | Chicago Pittsburgh games | without a loss, Bob Feller got into New York 8 3 yesterday Boston again ‘Chicago youthful Washington in a 10-inning Detroit . 10 free St. Louis {Cleveland Selkirk blasted his third home Philadelphia the | page pete a Yankee scoring, and besides the! eeeeececeuvevecceccseeee American Legion wildness of Feller, who was re-{ MAJOR LEAGUES’ jeee game for St. Louis Brown, 9 to 3) over Philadelphia Athletics, back- ed with a 14-hit attack by his (0-0) vs. Turner (1-1). teammates. Kramer allowed the A’s eight safeties. of the Browns connected for two, round-trippers. Boston Red Sox kept right be-' hind the Yankees by virtue their victory over Detroit Tigers. Sox were outhit, 11 to 8, but two of their safe blows, were home Mel Mezzera ‘ (2-0) vs. Wyatt (2-0). | of Blanton (1-2) vs, Passeau (1-0). MAJOR BASEBALL LEAGUES’ NATIONAL LEAGUE Club— Boston 8 St. Louis Cincinnati 667 RUNG UP BY WALLS ZURHORST 462 462 Standing in the Key West Bowling '333 League last night by defeating, i the Rotarians two games to one. AMERICAN LEAGUE High individual game was scored Club— W.L. by Walls Zurhorst, standing in for one of the missing DeMolays, at 140. High, average was scored 615 by Jeff Knight, also subbing. 583 Scores were: DeMolays, 562- 499 | 482-612, total 1656; Rotary, 414-; (417 | 909-436, total 1359. 333 Standings to date follow: 250; Team— w.L. Billy’s Service Philadelphia New York ease, Hct. 127, -700 667 583 -583 556 -333 | 333), 222 167) oe E | Key West Electric Co. GAMES TODAY |Key West Gas Co. esccsceecee | DeMolays pees ; Lions Club _ | First National Bank - Boston—Davis Rotary Club ' Golfers NATIONAL LEAGUE Cincinnati at Peed oo Chicago at Brooklyn—Lillard saicaiiasdaaie Sinise al Subscribe to The Citizen—20c! St. Louis at New York—Wei- weekly. ‘and (1-1) vs. Melton (0-2). Pittsburgh at Philadelphia—! LEGALS NOTICE or rT APPLICAT AMERICAN LEAGUE { New York at Cleveland—Go-'IN THE COURT OF runs by Ted Williams, who drove mez (1-1) vs, Milnar (0-1). { home five of the seven runs. Boston at Detroit—Rich (1-0) Rudy York poled his first four- ys. Rowe (1-1) or Gill (0-0). 22 bagger of the season for the Ti-, gers. Chicago White Sox and Wash- Washington at Chicago—Kra- | kauskas (1-2) vs. Lee (2-1). Philadelphia at St. Louis—Pot- E orate ington Senators each secured nine ter (09-0) vs Trotter (1-0) hits but the Chisox were able to produce one more run than the Wats and so they won, 4 to 3. Chicago Cubs are in a_ losing and Hayes; Kranter and Glenn. Raymond At Cleveland streak. From first place the oth- New york er day they are now tied with | Cleveland Philadelphia Phillies and the (Ten Innings) STANDINGS DQWN ROTARIANS' W. L. Pct. HIGH INDIVIDUAL GAME was| DEMOLAY BOWLERS “" i | ‘The DeMolay boys boosted their | eed { will | Monroe | | | Normal Mean {Sun sets | Moon. sets .. THE KEY WEST CITIZEN YOU'LL FIND IT HERE! Here’s a Representative List of Key West Merchants that Sell Practically Everything of Interest to the Average Family or Businessman. Temperatures” 'Highest ~ iene has Lowest | Mean Rainfall" | vestétitay’ s Precipitation | Normal Precipitation ls record ¢u¥ers 0 Ins. | -05 Ins. 4 © period | ki thin mornings, Tomorrow’ Almanac 5:48 a. . 6:59 p. 9:58 p. - 8:14 a, +e Tomorrow's Tides 3 AM. |High © 11:08 Low 4:30 5:5 Bavémeter, 7:30 a. m., today Se@ level, 30.05. WEATHER FORECAST (rill 7:30 p. m., Saturday) Key West and Vicinity: Partly ‘cloudy tonight and Saturday; not much change in temperature; gentle to moderate east and southeast winds. “(51.00 SALE 00 SA | Bonnie Louis SHOp Jefferson Hotel Bldg. ALL DRESSES From our complete stock— AT SALE PRICES BUY, TWO FOR THE PRICE OF ONE... PLUS $1.00 ALL SLACKS —beautifully tailored sets in Sharkskin and Croisette BUY TWO FOR THE PRICE OF ONE... Sun rises FFP TIT PITT To Moon rises Se iar} 4 : ‘ OOO TILOS. we N N) N | N) N . ) Giants of New York for fifth po-| }adley, Donald, Breuer, Mur-. PLUS $1.00 sition. Brogklyn Dodgers over-| 5h. and Dickey; Feller, Hum-|Administrator ‘of the estate whelmed the Bruins yesterday. 6 pohries, Drake and Pytlak. [Milton A. peetr es Ter eer eer to 2. Big Bill Lee started for the! 1 apr -28; mays, Cubs but was succeeded by two, ———~ HALF A MILLION 1939 CHEVROLETS Sold To Date! RUSSELL, of Lazzeri of the Dodgers and Hack } of the Cubs blasted four-baggers. | New York Giants walloped St.) Louis Cardinals, 6 to 3. Cards! were held to seven bingles by/ *Salvo, one of which was a home | run by Johnny Mize. Lon War- | neke, who had won all his other | starts, was knocked out of the! box by the Giants and three oth- | er twirlers came in back of him. | Redbirds scored all their runs in| the very first inning. Pittsburgh Pirates are on the up and up now. They won an- other contest yesterday, downing Philadelphia Phillies, 6 to 4, after | coming from behind. Phils be- gan hitting and scoring off To- bin’s delvieries, but Bauers step- ped in and held the opposition to} a lone hit from the fourth inning | on. Results of the games: NATIONAL LEAGUE At Philadelphia Pittsburgh Philadelphia Tobin, Bauers and Butcher, Smith, Henry, hart and Davis. Fee G2 ve PIPPAVA LA 2 Of Berres; | Burk- At Brooklyn R. H. E. Chicago 210 1 Brooklyn 612 1] Lee, Higbe, French and Man- cuso; Poffenberger. Mungo, Hutchinson and Phelps. | At New York St. Louis New York - 680 Warneke, McGee, Shoun, Coop- er and Owen: Salvo and Danning. R. H. E + F2 Cincinnati at Boston, rain and VISIBILITY | ‘cold weather. . b AMERICAN LEAGUE At Detroit Beston Detroit Bagby, Galehouse, Heving and Peacock; Lawson, Harris, Trout! and York. At Chicago Washington Chicago All Chevrolets Are Shipped to Florida~- | Not Driven-So “They Come To You ones NEW?” MULBERG CHEVROLET CO. 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