The Key West Citizen Newspaper, June 2, 1939, Page 3

FRIDAY, JUNE 2, 1939" Eee erecta FIVE RUNS-IN 13TH soizawme Tanovdh WON FOR REDS AS CARDS WHIP GIANTS LAND NINE: BOSOX. OVER: WHELM TIGERS: PIRATES WON NIGHT GAME (Special to The Citizen) NEW YORK, June 2.—For six innings; the game between Cin- cinmati Reds and Boston Bee: was a-pitchers’ battle. No runs were scored all that time. Then, | quotes further of the national; in the seventh the Reds counted three times, sending the Bees’ to the ‘showers. Came the ee be and the Bees sent the | Reds’ starter, “No-Hit” Vander Meer, fo the showers with a thrée:| euial d. thi erican |close sceond, with 15 wins and 6 Mana). Lepeue’- and. the, Ary losses. Total pins were 13080, | ler dealings. Out of the ae ee team average of 124.4. run splurge to knot the count. AW remained equal until the th when the Reds scored an- run, but the Bees came nt back in their half to tie the By AGUILAR s ecccccege | PLAY BALL, AMERICA! | Baseball Centennial—1839-1939 A. publication of the above |name contains, inning by inning |fashion; details on how to cele- brate the. national pastime’s |100th birthday. This column has |published excerpts from this pub- |This inning began in the column the latter part of last week and tyesterday another column was ‘published. continuing the sixth St frame, which gives a little history | abbreviated schedule shows these | | jof baseball, Today, the column |Rastime’s background: | “Col. Mills drew up the first national. baseball able rélations between» the | Association, particularly on play- jnineteenth century. came many | great players, pitchers like Al. G. | Spalding and Clark Griffeth; bat- lication for the past two weeks, | jhaving reached the sixth inning. | agreement, 'Pins bowled were 13204, with| |which did much to cement safe | ee beery of se ie fa-| est—Battery score again. Eleventh and twelfth | ting immortals like Dan Brouth- uneventful. teenth (lucky 13th. for Cincin-! wij}, | Willie Keeler. As the century pati), the Reds began to pound turned, other fabulous figures the ball. A single brought home| were to come up, players like /135.0, total pins of 2835. twp runs.and a circuit clout ac-itians wa; i 9 f gner, the incomparable counted. for three more—five | shortstop of the Pittsburgh Pi- | Fags in all. And so, Cincinnati rates; Christy, Mathewson, the :Billy Service's ren _. -_- | Big Six of the Giants; Cy Young! Battery E. - lone run in the ninth inning }o¢ the Indians; Iron Man McGin-/Key West Gas Co was the only score of the game | nity*of Brooklyn, Baltimore and | First National Bai ; American Legion There were also | Golfers © counted.for the only marker. Mc- | tranny Jack Chesbro, the spit ball /Rotary. Club won, 9 to 4. between St. Louis Cardinals and Nae YOR Cidnts: Reabiras ac: thf ore tnt Napolean Laie of the Indians. Soll Mo teacups of the one CONS. Tyee son without a loss. Pittsburgh. Pirates: downed delphia: Phillies, 5 to 2, in a/ t game. | Cobb, er, Ed. Reulbach, Grover Cleve- land Alexander, Chief Bender * |and a host of others. Boston Red Sox lambasted De-|"“,merican League Is Born troit Tigers, 14 to 5. Auker went; «a, paseball went into the the route for the Bosox, allowing |twentieth century, along came Detroit only eight hits, Hank} is, it Johnson... Eratwhil Bipdeibing spoke hid tenth home| RF Pan Sonne, eee full of Ge va? | Sports editor of a Cincinnati pa | New “york “Yankees ipere | PO ed eee veer. te Se Dees) whelthed Cleveland Indians, 8 tol sopra fig 8% a ease pete 3, as Lefty Gomez secured tw0| league that would encompass the singles and allowed only seven East and Mid-West, and imme- pe oo iciaancgen Wie se | diately set the machinery in ay | ti i . In 1901, eu thes Meas Sac peice Nate |e had elght cities lined up Bee| poled 18 hits for 107 victory. oe Ne nL | WATIONAL LEAGUE /2P9, Philadelphia, Detroit, Mi AL G’ |waukee and Washington. They | organized the American League {and Bani Johnson was elected | Vander . Meer, nger, |g Se sie coe at yh Posies ye t r+ | sional sel le a_ great Thompson and Lombardi; Sulli-/ step forward by naming Federal | van, Early, Lanning, Macfayden | Judge Keneshaw Mountain Lan- and Lopez. \dis, fearless, honest and capab! jas Commissioner of Baseball. | Baseball Around The World | ‘The sand-lotters, . the minors, {and the majors performed before |more than a third of the nation jlast year. North, South, East jand West played, witnessed and} | cheered baseball. The. game was R. H. E.|pjayed im Puerto Rico, Hawaii, i : cs othe Philippines. Americans in 2 | strife-torn Europe and China for- | and Berres; Higbe and) cet the war for a moment as jthey read of the pennant races and of the World Series. In Cuba, South and Central America the -|game is played. | “During 34 years, the World| | At New York Danning. : Night Game At Philadelphia sic. It had heroes and: its goats, its masterminds in the dugouts and in the bleachers. The Amer- ican League leads~in World Se-} |ries victories, scoring 21 since “The ‘All-Star game, which be-| eame a mid-season classic with! lits inception in 1933, has brought | | out the picked players of the two | -|major Iéagues. The Americans | Auker and Peacock Thomas, Eisenstat and York. Cleveland \t Gomez and Dickey; Milnar, Zu- In the thir-| 55" 4. C. (Pop) Anson and Wee | Battery E, with 135,9, bowling the Georgia Peach; Walter John-!DeMolays - ‘son, the speed king; Tris Speak-| Lions Club |J. Mastin, Cards 94 21 32 |Series has been America’s’ clas- | 1905 to the National League's 13. | M |have won four to the Nationals’ | Se, BILLY'S SERVICE BOWLERS LEADERS |BATTERY E CLOSE SECOND: ROBERT SAUNDERS TOOK HIGH INDIVIDUAL SCORE HONORS Final games were played this week in the Key West Bowling’ League tournament, and the! results: F | High ~team—Billy’s © Service, with 16:wins and 5 losses. Total High individual bowler—Rob- ert Saunders of Battery E, with} High average—Oscar Ward of total pins of 2855. B. Glish .of Billy’s Service was second with Final standings: Team— K. W. Electric Major Leagues’ Big Six {Special to Tre Citizen) — Sesegoecccccesgge NEW YORK, June 2.—Camp- bell of Cleveland | Indians soe tinues to lead baseball's. Big ; hitters but fell from .391 to .377. He got but one hit yesterday in} five times at bat. é Standings: . Player— AB Campbell, Indians 69 16 Arnovich, Phils 142 R. H. Ave. 317 373 ~ 859 358 342 340 Wright of Washington Senators is ‘mow heading the runs-batted- | in department.. He sent home three runs yesterday for a total of 3f to go one up on Goodman of Cincinnati Reds. Williams of Boston Red Sox also produced a run to tie Wright. Standings: x League Goodman, Reds —-..__.__. 36 icCormick, Reds _._______-- 33 League Wright, Senators —_______ 37 Red Sox 87. Tigers... 33 He blasted. a og angi ia th. tie Dolph Camillie for leadership of Both their Greenberg, home run department. have 10 circuit clouts to Reds Mize, Cardinals — Ott, Giants BILLINGS, Mont—The Shrine Band in this city played Brahm's LuHaby so well in a recent con- « Cincinnati at Boston—R. Davis (0-0) vs. Shoffner (0-0). ). Only games scheduled. AMERICAN LEAGUE New York at Cleveland—Don- ‘ald (4-0) vs. Harder (0-2). Boston at Detroit—Galehouse any Lee (3-5). Philadelphia at St, Louis—Ross} (1-4) ys. Gill (0-4). pO ¢ Pa AS SEN ene PPpeecerovecesacoceses {ED COLUMN CORRE ROP oSeossosesee m LOST } { pl. 18 ye PEN with letters J./ Otto K. on the cap. Reward: if} ed to office of County} Tax “Assessor. jun2-1tx! FOR SALE 200 WHITE LEGHORN LAYING} HENS, AAA Strain. Brady’s Poultry. Market, 1214 White Street. gmay24-1mox | OUTBOARD MOTOR _EVEN-} RO “Light Four”, nine horse} fer. Excellent condition. | $75.00 Cash. Apply 619 Wil-| liam street. 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