The Key West Citizen Newspaper, May 26, 1939, Page 3

FRIDAY, MAY 26, 1939 : THE KEY WEST CITIZEN ~ PAGE THREE Here’s a Representative List of Key West THOMASINE: N ITY: SALON: |’ Merchants that Sell. Practically Everything of, Expert. operators to serve : ored desire. Ultra-modern equipment—in [7 NEN. Interest to the Average Family or Businessman. LA CONCHA HOTEL IS OF INTEREST TO BOTH VISITORS AND SOUTH FLORIDA. CONTRACTING RESIDENTS OF THIS CITY and ENGINEERING. co, Headquarters for RUSSWIN. HARD W, ARE Merchants Represented Here Have Been PHONE 598 WHITE. AT ELIZA ST. Carefully Selected and Dealings with Them will “Your Home Is Worthy. Of.The Best” be Satisfactory in Every Way. Le: |SATURDAY. AT. TRUMBO FIELD,,SUNDAY AT ARMY BARRACKS’ GROUNDS MI BOB FELLER MISSES HALL OF FAME THREE HOME RUNS | Wt! geo, tt j PLACED KELTNER | Amateur Junior Baseball League. BY: ONE: HIT; CARDS CARDS AND-REDS: WON AMONG “LEADERS|- tonarow' moming. senna Hee yess ae eo asaaeae ‘team, will play Young Marts, as | ny, —Ffhree!a home team, in the opening of Three Successive Home Runs. eciineneili Keltner, Aided: Fele: cessive home runs by Reliner |g iste taill ising it dieall ler’s Overwhelming Victory 11-0; Yanks ,of Cleveland Indians, which help-| Heraid is slated to cross bats 5 . ‘ed Bob Feller’s overwhelming | with home club Clowns in the Bunch Hits To Defeat Tigers |13:0 daetory yesterday. put fin sighioan Th cock. one the leaders in the Ameri- The contest for Sunday morn- (By Aanociated Press) |can League. at Armiy!Barracks, 9 o'clock, | NEW YORK, May 26,—Bob Feller, ace of the Cleveland Indians’|_ With just two circuit clouts be- ere De clege terse ists L, Mi S (ees ~|fore the game, Keltner had never | Wil, De: DAVES. De ying pitching staff, lived up to that distinction yesterday afternonn when ¢ aoe : . A i been listed with the leaders, but! visiting cljb, and P.G.C. Grocers, | he barely missed entering baseball's Hall of Fame by one lone hit—a, his outstandnig performance yes- | hi lub single in the second inning. Feller, in facing the hard-hitting Bos-!sraay pushed him up to where| racaigaé-in the league: ton Red Sox, struck out 10 betes Regent jhe belongs Sandee po e league: | ‘ Club— ‘** W.L. Pet. ters and walked five. His free! Standi Tas | trips to first base each time came JUNIOR BASEBALL oT neal Longue jMiami Herald 1.000 | with two outs and did not put him | Camilli Dodgers Flying L' 2 1.000 in any tight spots, | LEAGUE: SCHEDULE {McCormick, Reds - 'P.G.C. Grocers 1.000 Meanwhile, his teammates: |Mize, Cardinals Sharks _. :000 | were pounding Auker and Dick- Ott, Giants. . Young Marts 000 | man for 15 safe blows, three of RELEASED ‘ODAY Lombardi, Reds - _.7;Clowns _- -000 | which were successive home runs lomcarethpes ROBS SHERIFF'S OFFICE by Keltner. Hal Trosky also con- EACH CLUB PLAYS OTHER |Gchringer Tigers on tributed a circuit clout in the bar-| pwrcE, ONCE AS HOME}Keltner, Indians _.. ‘ CASEWELL COUNTY, N. C.—} rage. { : Chapman, Athletics | Breaking into the office of} Thirteen --months ago, Feller | =F AM AND ONGE-AS VIBIT-\ fo .y Rea Sox _. "5 'Sheriff Yancey Getewood of this | ING CLUB Selkirk, Yankees ‘ section a thief stole the officer’s | —_— Gordon, Yankees ~ 5| pistol and five gallons of corn) Schedule of the Island City| ——s | whisky. Amateur Junior Baseball League} Except for a few players who A s ab sg has been released. added a run to their totals, the|from .381 to .369, in third posi- Jer's seventh of the season, and) “jy calls for each team to play|standings in runs-batted-in de-jtion. Jimm Foxx, who perp was the first time he has defeat-/ the other twice, once as a home |partment remained about the ond, remained in that position ed the Sox on their home |cjyb and once as a visiting tearn. jsame: | but fell from, .378 to .373. Arno- grounds. Games have already been play- } National Tenane |vich jumped from third place} Another American League hurl-' ¢q in this league, and the sched- | Goodman, Reds _. _. 30| with .369 to top position with] er annexed his seventh victory of | ule below begins with games this | ‘McCormick, Reds 29|.374. He poled a safety in three} the season yesterday—Red Ruff- | coming weekend. | ott, Giants _ 28| trips to the plate. J. Martin, St., ing of New York Yankees. The! Games Saturday morning will American ‘League Louis Cards, came up from the | Yanks bunched a few hits, two’ phe played at Trumbo Field and! Wright, Senators __.... 28! bottom to tie McQuinn, and Joe} errors and a passed ball to score the single contest each Sunday |Greenberg, Tigers - 28 |Medwick, Martin’s teamate, took four runs in a late inning and win morning will be held at Army|Hoag Browns — 27} over sixth position. Standings: the ball game from Detroit Tigers Barracks. First game Saturday | —— Player— AB R. H. Ave. on four hits, which were allow-! will get underway at 9 a. m. and | Arnovich, of the lowly Phila- | Arnovich, Phils 123.17 46 .374 ed by the combined pitching of the second at 11 a.m. Sunday|4elphia Phillies, captured the |Foxx, Red Sox .. 75 19 28 373] McKain and Rowe. Ruffing scat-/ morning’s fracas will begin at ojlesyrehin of the Big Six yester-| McQui’n, Browns 130 25 48 .369 tered the Tigers’ eight hits. o'clock. day. McQuinn, leader until yes-|J. Martin, Cards 65 17 24° .369 A three-hit game by rookie| first named teams will Pi went to bat four times|Dickey, Yankees 105 26 38 .362/ Alexandra gave Washington Sen- | a5 visiting clubs and the last nam-| but did not secure a hit. He fell|Medwck, Cards 113 19 40 .354) ators a 4-1 win over St. Louis/ed outfits will play as home| e | Browns. |teams. Schedule follows: a { Me) aebiareesniperaae na ALL T HIS: WEEK! WILSON’S CERTIFIED TENDERIZED HAMS F Lubrication C let ith Oil Ch pe ren bright verde Syke prea rebeponote aun — ree Lubrication Omplete wi IL ange inctive,, sweet flavor and tenderness—the choice o! discrimina: housewives and leadi: res. ss TUNE. MOTOR—COMPLETE ... $1.00 Remember! Wilson pioneered the sl acre geal Includes overhi . istri tenderized ham. For your next ham dinner—try . Tondo tae eanbetene Tee SON'S CERTIFIED. SANTE’S MOTOR SERVICE WILSON’S TENDERMADE HAMS (Ready to Serve) "st i Bone in or Boneless in:Tins. Whole, Halves or . 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Grocers vs. Young ene eee sae the Redbirds kept pecking away Marts. | r | og, of Boston hurlers for 11 Sunday: sune,¢—miving Lvs. HONORS BY WINNING ARTMAN: TROPHY: safeties. | Miami Herald. ‘ a New York Giants were hand-! Saturday, June 10 — Young POCOHO SESH SSECECEHOLESORSLEORCS cuffed by Moore and Thompson : Marts vs. Miami Herald; Flying, Joy reigns today in the W.}possible that all was not well for Cincinnati Reds. Together} 1, ys. Clowns. ,Curry Harris’ home—the children ; with the foursome. It seems that ey allowed just three safe | Sunday, June 11—Sharks vs, may enjoy their games upon the; ithe Greeks had a name for it and plows, as their teammates got at}p.G.C. Grocers. floor without fear of reproof; the | ra acl id Carl Hubbell and two other; Saturday, June 17 — P.G.C. good wife may cease to walk ont ey proceeded to apply sai moundsmen for an even dozen,’ Grocers vs. Miami Herald; Young |tip-toe (in fact, she could walk|/name to the Chairman of the} winning 6-1. Giants’ only run in! Marts vs. Clowns. into a store and order several | Tournaméat Committee. the last 20 innings came in a late: Sunday, June 18—Flying.L vs.|new dresses without causing the; The next, match to finish found | frame and was forced home by | Sharks. jusual anguish at home); the | two little, foosters named Fripp four walks. The victory was the Saturday, June 24 — Young/neighbors can breathe normally | and Sand§ taking Louie Pierce} Reds’ tenth straight. | Marts vs. Flying L; Miami Herald|again—for papa has won the|apart to see what caused his pe- Today, the Cards and Reds ys, Sharks. cup. Not just an ordinary cup,|culiar swing. Cookie Mesa was} meet in the first of a four-game; Sunday, June 25—P.G.C. Gro-| but a great big cup—the Artman | supposed ‘to help Louie, but, be- series. Cardinals are sending cers vs. Clowns. Trophy. A cup big enough for} ing a perfect gentleman, he took | their ace, Lon Warneke, against; Saturday, July 1—Clowns vs.|a footbath in which those enor-jno part in the melee and allowed | the Redlegs’ Bucky Walters. ;Miami Herald; YoUH#~ Marts vs.;mous Harris dogs may be dunked Willie and the Duke to strut to A ninth-inning rally by Chi-; Sharks. jafter a torrid battle upon thej victory by’about a 10-point marg- cago Cubs fell one run short of, Sunday, July 2—P.G.C. Grocers | golt course. in. As Louie started for home! tying the score and so Philadel- ! vs. Flying L. Joy will also reign tonight in|he was heard to remark that when phia Phillies won, 8-7, thereby! Saturday, July 8—Young Marts) the Rainbow ‘Room when the! Fripp and Sands could beat him| snapping their seven-game losing ys, P,G.C. Groetrs; Sharks vs. | gallant Curry furnishes the re-| he was through—that he was go- streak, Clowns. freshments for | th0sé|/jof his| ing’ to give his clubs away. Some Endihg a western invasion that Sunday, July} diab Heraiil friends and associates Who have| worthy youngster should grab has proven disastrous for them,!ys_ Flying L. helped to make his’ triumph pos-}them before he changes. his mind, Brooklyn Dodgers walloped Pitts-|: “Saturday, July 15\Clowns ‘vs.{sible. Magnanimous in victory,}The only drawback to this matth burgh Pirates, 8 to 2. Pressnell,Flying L; Miami Hgrald_vs.|he has invited his defeated com-|is the fact that Mrs, Sands and limited the Bucs to seven hits. Young Marts. |rades to help célebrate this|the neighbors must listen to its The Dodgers pounded out 15 safe: Sunday, July 16—P.G.C. Gro-/| unique event. retelling for weeks and weeks. blows off two Pittsburgh hurlers.’ cers vs. Sharks. | Curry won the Cup with a net} Bascom Grooms is never s0| Results of the games: } Saturday, July 22—Clowns vs.|133—the lowest score yet turned|happy as when he is rooking} NATIONAL LEAGUE ‘Young Marts; Miami Herald vs.!in in cup play here. Duke Sands} some unwilling soul out of a din- | At Cincinnati R. H. E.; P.G.C. Grocers. jhad his royal blood boiling and|ner, so happiness and geniality New York 1. 3 3! Sunday, July 23—Sharks vs.}came in second with a net 136—jmust have shone all over the Cincinnati 6 12 1) Flying L. |not bad at all. That well known |Grooms’ home when he took Hor- Hubbell, Coffman, Salvo and! nn lexponent of the Morrison Swing}ace O’Bryant for a partner. and Danning: Moore, Thompson and | eoecccecoccononepeseqoce —Mr. Louie Pierce—galloped in-| proceeded to put the whammie Lombardi. - JOR LEAGUES’ to third place with 139, while}on Loquacious Lionel Plummer os Clem Price lost his shirt and] and Silent John Pinder, The beef At Chicago GAMES TODAY. came in tourth with 140. Spotts-|may be tough tonight but it will | Philadelphia ® | wood, the Old Maestro, bit the; taste just like chicken to Bascom | For.All Laundry I PRITCHARD | ae tie’ save | | ANSURANC were || FUNERAL for Hotels ‘and Rooming Office: 319 Duval St, WU HOME PHONE. NO, 1 Srmpathtic THE ; > cs ters Licensed Embalmex Ambulance Service Lady Attendant = 4: 2 PHONE 548 Never Sleep See eee ees wepeseragrorNeA FILMA OI ITO RAPP IP IP IPI IIPLPIZISILIDSPMIPPSIAILIPSIPALE LEE I AAA d ra agddgdbdhddlad QUALITY, : MENTS FRANK X. KULL Cream . Monumental Chicago NATIONAL LEAGUE |dust once more and had to share | for his team won by 12 points and | Marble, Granite and Mulcahy, Johnson and Davis;} Cincinnati at St. Louis—Wal-| fifth place with O’Bryant—both}a few arguments. He even ee Pasteurized Milk Bronze Markers Page. R ll and Mancuso. ters (5-3) vs. Warneke (5-1). having a net 141. Part, of this} Lionel so excited that the Loqua- | 7 = | Pittsburgh at Chicago—Tobin|Was caused by listening tojcious One talked his own part-| Butter. Milk Cemetery. Work Of Light and Heavy At St. Louis R. H. E.: (3.3) ys, Lee (5-4). | Loquacious Lionel Plummer, who jner. Silent John, into the rough. | pie’ Boston 1 6 1: Only games schedulde. |talked himself into next place|Needless to say, Mrs. Grooms| Chocol. a All Description St. Louis 711 0! RRR Ee ‘with 143. 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