The Key West Citizen Newspaper, June 29, 1939, Page 3

THURSDAY, JUNE 29, 1989 TAMPA ALL-STARS HEAVY HITTING , TEAM; CONCHS READY FOR VISITORS, HOMERS IN TWIN Six West Coast Batters Have Average Of .300 , Or Better; First Of Se- ries Scheduled Monday | NB TR i By O. L, MILIAN j Official batting order lineup for the Tampa All-Star team, which will clash with Key West Conchs in a three-game series! beginning Monday morning, July | 3, and winding up Tuesday aft- ernoon, July 4,%has been received} by the writer from Virgilio Fa-| bian, who. will pilot the Ybor | City ball tossers. Just back froma trip to Tam-/} pa, Manager Roy Hamlin of the! Conchs, who saw the Tampa club in action last week, claims|* “Lefty” | - his team is ready for Britt and the West Coast cham- pions—and that’s no joke, for the; locals have been training hard| and seriously, including Mario} Pena. In “Lefty” Britt the Conchs will be facing one of the most! promising pitchers on the West, Coast. This can be verified by our own William Cates, who, during his short career in the Florida State League, batted against Britt several. times. The official batting order, with | averages. clipped, from Tampa} Sports News, arid submitted to this writer, show two. men hitting | the ball at a .467, and .440 clip. Strangely enough, the .400 hit-} ters are “Lefty” Britt and Willie Paz, who will make up the bat- tery in the third game here. Four other players are. clipping the pill at .300 or better pace. They are infielder Yglesias, the Scion- te brothers and first baseman}. Benny Fernandez, Ralph Mon-} toto, ss; Felix. Menendez,,2b, and outfielder Chip Clements are list- ed on the .200 mark. Pitchers Dominguez, Salami and Capitano! have poor averages but boast good pitching records. Conchs’ official batting lineup and hitting record show Julius| Villareal, rightfielder, as the leading hitter on the club, with a 533 average. William Cates! and Esmond Albury, infielders, are hitting over .400, with Leo} Gonzalez, substitute outfielder, f clipping the old apple for a .444/ mark; Catcher Cyril Griffin, outfielder Cheta Baker and pitcher Joe Casa are in the .300}; class. Rene Machin, Lucilo Gon- zalez and Robert Bethel are list- | ed below the .200 mark. Tampa has at least six batters| who are hitting .300 or better, while the Conchs record sveen} players in the same class. Official schedule for the series, as announced by Manager Roy; Hamlin, is .as. follows: Monday:| afternoon, July 3,3 o'clock, Tam- pa ine ee tone Poseiey morn- ful pa vs. Key West; ' onday aftairiscns suk, 4, Tam-} = vs. wae West. Morning’ ‘game: will start at 10 o’clock, and after- | noon games at 3 o’clock. e eee Official Batting And Averages Of Key West-Tampa Teams Ceeercccccencccccccqvess By O. L. MILIAN Comparison of the Key West Conchs and Tampa All-Stars may be had from the following sta- tisties. Players are given in the official batting order: YANKS POLE 13 BILL AGAINST A'S HITTER IN OPENER, AND j LEFTY LET LOOSE WITH THREE-HITTER IN SECOND) hdd dh dad) FORT MYERS PLAYERS ARE HEAVY HITTERS By PEDRO AGUILAR Batting averages of the Ft. (Speciat to ‘Phe Citizen) | NEW YORK, June 29.—New York Yankees set two new r ords yesterday eibeenaon cone ‘for the most home runs in a sin- gle game-and another for the! ‘most circuit clouts in two con- ‘secutive games, It all happened against Con-| nie Mack’s een a Athletics ip (the latters twin’ bill'with the! world’s champions. While Pear- }Son ‘was holding the A’s to 'seven| safeties in the opener, Murderers’ Row was pounding out a total of eight homers, and 19 other mixed! However, all of: the West : hor A fossers aré-Heavy ngerous hifters, and all except Rebibietead hex Young is a tursi-around hitter. ‘ors | Maddox are the pitchers and both can catch, Manager Nash Diaz, of the |#°¢ DiMaggio and Dahigreen | rhe MSs ieee iethehant: {cuit clouts in this game. Dickey, | |Selkirk, Gordon and Henrch also | sage ssp: hit. four-baggers. Red Rolfe and | doz will get the starting as- signment Sunday and Young will be behind the piate. Official lineup of the Blue Sox will be revealed tomor- row, PIII PID DF Ann GIANTS GO INTO SECOND PLACE | eg tzz tomer of sme. cay os) AS CARDS LOSE: er se oo Results o fthe gaiies: AMERICAN. LEAGUE First Game. REDBIRDS KNOCK pizzy| hc ba DEAN OUT OF BOX IN FIRST|New York INNING BUT. CUBS mance | inden Pearson- and Dickey; - ON TO VICTORY out of seven times at bat. . Behind Lefty Gomez’ three-| hit ball, the Yanks blanked the Athletics in the nightcap, 10 to 0,} and produced five more home} Flash Gordon accounted | for two more round-trippers in this fracas, running -his total to three for the twin bill. DiMag-| gio and Dahigren also registered Beckman, Joyce and Hayes.’ (By Associated Press) NEW YORK, June 29,—New; 7 York Giants ¢limbed into second | wyacePhs aaa Caster, | place in the National League yes-|Dean and Brucker, terday afternoon, four games be- hind idle Cincinnati Reds, as they defeated Philadelphia Phillies 7 to 1 and St. Louis Cardinals were Boston at Washington, rain. St. Louis at Chicago, rain. Detroit-Clevland, not sched- losing*4 to 8 to Chicago Cubs. Behind six-hit ball by Lohr- man, who registered his sixth win ? .of the season, the New Yorkers pounded a trio of Phil hurts for SCOUT IT BOXING |10 safeties and seven runs. | Philadephia could do was to Pisses ¢ ‘ARD FRIDAY ;a one tally. The victory was the | Gignts’ fifth in a row. Redbirds jumped -on their for-} Troop 52, Boy Scouts of Amer- mer moundsman, Jerome “Dizzy” | ica, have aranged a series of box- Dean for five hits and three runs ing bouts to be hled tomorrow in two-thirds of the first inning | pignt, beginning 8 o’cock, in the and sent the talkative one to the ium of the Key West High Showers. Trailing for several in-|School and there are several nings, the Bruins began to peck | good fights listed. | away at Cartiimal: pitchers’ otter |F ~ In the main: bout will be seen |ings and soon they got into, the Stars of the squared circle, |Jead and went on te vietory. bier lanuel “Hancock and Piduan | on SALE Speed | | Windy City "Pribe collected @ to-lGutierrez, and those who’ have |FOR | tal of 15 ingles. stén these boys in action are Luke Hamlin seattered the sev-} anxious to again witness a scrap en hits he allowed so well that) petween them. Boston Bees could put only one} Preliminaries will be between runner across home plate. Mean-|K ©. Yates and Kid Porgie; while, Brooklyn Dodgers amassed |fyffy* Roberts and ‘“Sugar” an even dozen safe blows and/Sjursen; Kid Gonzaga and Kid six runs. So the Dodgers won,/Pinder. There will dlso be a bat- 6 to 1, Results of the games: if ® hits. Final count was 23 to 2.) each connected for a pair of cir-|. Selkirk were creditted with four] : fetal REFEREE STOPPED FIGHT m'§ FOURTH ROUND: ‘TONY GALENTO GAME (Special to The Citizen) NEW YORK, June 29—He jehallenged, he fought and. he lost. That tells the story of ‘Dominick Anthony Galento. Yes, Two-Ton Tony has come and gone, but Joe Louis remains heavyweight champion of the world. Last night in Yankee Stadium, before a crowd estimated around. 35,000 fans, Arthur Donovan, ref- eree, stopped the title bout in the fourth round after 2:29 of. fight- ling. Louis pounded Tony. with Jefts and rights that sent him to ‘the ropes in his own corner. . |There the Brown Bomber hit him. at will until he sank on his knees, hanging on desperately. terms. Galento took the first round, Louis the second, Galento the third, and then the end. A right and left to Louis’ face sent the champion to the floor in the second stanza, but he got up without a count. Leuis floored Tony in the third as he sent home a left and right to Galento’s head. However, the roly-poly opponent was up before the céunt began. Galento was badly beaten, but ‘his stout heart kept him going in the face of a barrage of lefts and New York at Washington. St: Louis at Chicago, The battle had been on even}. ‘Philadelphia at Boston. Detroit-Cleveland, not sched- juled, “NATIONAL LEAGUE Philadelphia at Brooklyn | (night. game). Chicago at St. Louis. Boston at New York. Cineinnati - Pittsburgh, | scheduled. i Boca Chica Key, Apply F. W. Roberts, 803 Olivia street. junel3-Imox FOURTEEN-FT. V-BOTTOM CYPRESS BOAT; Four Horse Johnson Outboard Motor; Four Life Preservers, One Fire Ex- tinguisher; Pair of Oars and Row Locks; Anchor with Rope; Umbrella—all for $85.00, Apply 1217 Petronia Street. rt, . pees a on 633 Bq Bp esauese ‘paaeeees7 aga a peer ‘Y FURNISHED APART- Nenrs. Modern iences. Phone 25 or 306-W:” not}, F PPPEFD PULTE TEERESTOEOIBEEEESELEO OED: | YOU'LL FIND IT HERE! | FRIGIDAIRE SALES AND SERVICE See them now—on display. at 1212 VARELA STREET : Complete Line To Choose From E. MARTINEZ QUALITY HOME PRODUCTS Pasteurized and Raw Milk Chocolate Milk Buttermilk. Soy Acidolphilus Light Cream Heavy Cream Cottage Cheese TIFT’S DAIRY Phone 639 1414 Sth St. The Best of the DIME BEERS For Sale By ALL LEADING RETAILERS Office: 319 Duval St. PHONE: NO. 1 THE QUALITY DAIRY PRODUCTS Light and Heavy Cream - Pasteurized Milk Butter Milk Chocolate Mille Here’s a Representative List of Key West Merchants that Sell Practically Everything of Interest to the Average Family or Businessman. IS OF INTEREST TO BOTH VISITORS. AND RESIDENTS OF THIS CITY Merchants Represented Here Have Been Carefully Selected and Dealings with Them will be Satisfactory in Every Way. Key West's most modern shop. LA CONCHA HOTEL Fleming Street Entrance PHONE 128 A CITY HOME H. B. Davis’ 100 Per Cent Paints & Oils William and Caroline Streets TRY US NEXT TIME When your Bill Heads run low or if you are in need of Business Cards, Letter Heads or En- velopes, phone 51 and a representative will call. THE ARTMAN PRESS PRITCHARD FUNERAL PHONE 548 Never Sleep FRANK X. KULL Monumental Marble, Granite and Bronze Markers Cemetery Work Of All Description PHONE 2-1896 1251 MN. W. Tenth Ave. MIAMI, FLA. READ ‘TE ABY WEST DAILY CITIZEN