The Key West Citizen Newspaper, July 25, 1939, Page 3

TUESDAY, SULY 25, 1939 (HHSOX WHY ng Mees INOPENERBUT LOSE SECOND GAME. By PEDRO AGUILAR The writer journeyed to Tam- {Pa with the.Key West Conchs the CINCINNATI REDS WALLOP’ past weekend for-a return series fo b3 | with a Tampa All-Star team that| PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES IN played here during the Fourth of [Brooklyn OTH July celebration. = cade =a snes vein ' Here’s how the * games tarned} "HEADER lout: } First'Game . | In the. opening contest, . Key} Speeial.te The Citizen) } West poled 12 safe blows, includ- NEW ..YORK, . July 25—No/ing a triple by Mario Pena, the games were played in either the | Conchs’ first sacker, and a couple American .or National Leagues|of two-baggers. Yet the locals yesterday, there being an open|lost 10 to 8, mostly because of date, | errors. Outcome _of Sunday’s contests! ‘In the very first inning, Cheta | in,, the major leagues will be; Baker had an easy double play found below: [when the bali was hit to second Chicago, White Sox made it Fwith a man on first but he muff-| /Cincinnati | gp Louis iCleyeland “HAIOR. BASEBALL LEAGUES’ STANDINGS | Chicago |Pittsburgh New York Boston. Philadelp! ia AMERICAN LE LEAGUE Club—. New York Boston. — (Chicago. .. 713 634 570) 529) 494 “400 388 | latte a ashington Philadelphia six straight victories ed New. York ‘Yankees, 8 to 5, in} crossed the plate. the opener of a doubleheader, but ~Another instance was when \ had ¢ eir victory streak abruptly | ball was hit in back of second! ended in the nightcap as , the with ong man down.and,a fun. Yankese won, 5, to 4... Boston Red |ner, on third, Gopher Gonzale: Sox ‘lambasted St. “Louis Browns {playing “second, caught, the. bi | twig¢e,13 to § and. 11 to 3,'as Jim-| and the.runner on | third . wi my, "Foxx took over the home run | home before he could throw the | lead.,.by blasting out No. 19./ball to the. pitcher, Cleveland, Indigns won two; con:| - Julee Barcelo hit two out of} tests, ‘Il to 2 and. 4 to 3,.from|five, C. Griffin three safely and Washington. Senators,., Detroit wTi- | Albury ‘two ‘Safely, gers., overwhelmed Philadelphia , Feature of the game was a one- | Athletics, 16 to 3, in a single|handed catch. in . deep center | game,, field.made by Papito Machin, who Cincinnati ‘Reds took Philadel- | backed against the fence, The phia Phillies into camp. by the é¢rowd stood up and gave Machin | Scores of 5, to 2 and 4 to 0., St.ja great big hand. ‘Louis ‘Gardinals ,.also., won two,-.Malgrat, on the, mound for the] game,. defeating , Brooklyn, Dodg-|Conchs, was touched, for, eight ,et3,12 to.0.and.8 to 2.. Pittsburgh hits. in three anda. third innnigs. Pirates and Boston. Bees split a/Lucilo finished, the contest on the! twin. bill, Bucs. taking the opener |mound and held down the Tampa | 3.to 2 and dropping the nightcap, | players. 1 to 0, in a pitchers’ duel. between Klinger and Fette. New York’ Giants continue in the dumps, losing to Ghlekio, Cubs, 7 to 5. Results of. ames: NATIO} a, LEAGUE At “Boston I wake cond, Game In the second fracas, the Conchs again outhit.the Ybor City out- |fit; but -simply. threw,,the game laway. Casa walked, three, men ein the. first inning and _then a} single by A. Scionti scored. two. | R. H. ‘E | In, ithe second frame, a..couple of 3 9 2) walks, two errors by. C. Griffin ..2 9 2\and.a bad throw to first by Ar-| and Mueller; | mando gave the Cigar City boys | Sun-/ed the chance and before the} (day afternoon when they. down-) Stanza was‘over four runs had f ace AMERICAN LEAGUE Chicago,at Boston—-(2)—Knott -3) and Mareum (5-6) vs. Grove! (9-2) and Gatehouse ‘(4-4): ‘| Cleveland «at: 'Philadelphia— |Harder (4-7) vs, Caster (6-9). St.Louis atsNeWw* York—Harris: | @-5)"vs. Russo (1-2): Detroit at Washi igton—Mc-. Kain (1-3) vs, Haynes (5-8). NATIONAL LEAGUE | ‘Brooklyn at Chieago—(2)—/} | Fitzsimmons, (3-6). and Hamlin (10-8) vs. Root (4-3) and Page (4-4). Philadelphia _ at. Pittsburgh—’ | Higbe (4-3) vs. Tobin (8-8). i New York at St. Louis—Hub- | 5 bell (2-5) or Schumacher (6-7) | vs. Warneke (9-4). Boston at Cincinnati—(Night) ' —Posedel (9-6) vs, Walters (16-6). } \Father Is First Patient } f f te SHEETS—500 ‘for 50¢ |wio's GOING ap Mia DAY, JULY: @-year-old son would like to. along. Will: share’ expense. Address Box XYZ, Citizen, Phister street. $1,000, Apply rear 1217 Petronia street, _ aprl4-s FOR SALE—Bargain; ‘Furnished House, situated ,on two lat 100x100 ‘feet each, Apply. 1306 Virginia Street. rete i Waal ai FOURTEEN: FT, V-BOTTOM CYPRESS) BOAT; Four Horse. Johnson Owtboard Motor; Four | Life Preservers, One Fire: Ex- tinguisher; Pair, of Oars and Row Locks;, Anchor with, Rope; . Umbrella it for. $85.00. Apply 1217. Petronia Street. | jun27-s tet | SEWING PAE sheets, 75c. e Artman in i may19-t# oo SIGNS—‘“For Rent”, “Rooms For Rent”, “Apartment For Rent”, “Private Property, No Tres- passing”, 15c each. 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Davis’ 100 Per eli julyl-1mo FOR RENT |for the younger Corum’s gradua- [Pueeuegre COTTAGE, electric| |tion from the Tennessee Univer- } ODDS: Freddie Solomon, local lum | | | Pittsburgh was, hit, by.catcher Willie Paz! te Me his, T fates Uae area Sie to center, Bein En route to Memphis, Tenn.,| Klinger and Mueller; Fette Lopez. First Game “At Brooklyn St. Louis — Brooklyn _. Bowman and Padgett; Hutchinson and Todd. Second Game At Brooklyn St. Louis —W2. R. H. 814 Brooklyn 2.7 Sunkel, Davis and Qwen;-Evans, | great. style. Casey and | held onto the ball. Pressnell, Todd. Tamulis, First Game At Philadelphia Cincinnati. - Philadelphia R.H. 5 10 214 Evans, | maluseed by. Baker. ie chs scored ‘their runs. on| [nothing but hits. Barcelo, with} ‘runners on second and third, was ‘walked because before that he! had poled two doubles. The Tampa victory in this con- test could traced to two shoe- | | string catches By“A. Scionti and tS. Scionti, out ers. in the seventh, with three on| q bn ‘and one, out, Mario. Pena hit a 1) ti came in and scoped it up in He rolled over but! | In the eighth, with runners. on bases, C. Griffin poled the ball | (to ‘short center but S. Scionti | EL came in and caught the ball in his! 0! gloved hand to save the game. 3| | "The hitting of Villareal, Bar-|we will be able to prove this nent APARTMENTS. sity Medical College, the car in| which the two were riding over- | | turned. The son gave his father first laid treatment, and stopped a truck to obtaih a ride to al larksville, Tenn., hospital. | ‘to. Key West for another series, | which we hope will be real soon. A, Acevedo, Bill Cates, Barcelo, | PASAT aC OTB SKC long drive to left and Baby Scion-|‘Machin and Albury played good | BRING YOUR VISITING friends ‘ball for the Conchs, and Bethel | {did excellent in the box. Villa- | al in right, C. Griffin behind the| late were over. anxious. Baker) did well. Lucilo, Q. Lopez and, \Gopher did their best. |. The writer claims that we still |have the better club and hopes Thompson and Hershberger; | celo and Griffin featured = this’ the near future. Mulcahy and Millies. Second Game At Philadelphia Cincinnati oe Philadelphia __ Moore and Lombardi; Higbe, Beck and_ Davis. d.2 a soe At. New ‘York: ty man, Gumbert’ ‘and O'Dea. AMERICAN LEAGUE .. First Game At St. Louis Boston R, contest, ™M, Lopez and Margado twirled | for Tampa, with Paz catching for: -' seven innings and Fisher finish- ing the-game behind the plate. Bliss Griffin caught the game for the Conchs. -” Score, 8 to 6. ne fsg, Se to of the: series. 2 { Tampa Fans For Sook At least 80 pereent of the fans * in the eo ap ne could make a! full): j : bet in favor of Tampa. 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