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

WEDNESDAY, JULY 26, 1939 COMPOSITE BOX SCORE OF TAMPA _ REY WEST SERIES WILLIE PAZ, ALL-STARS. | HIT BALL OVER :500 SS ald OTHERS SECURE FIVE HITS By-0. L. MILIAN Composite ‘box score of the Key} West-Tampa three-game series of the past weekend has ben .com- piled. Whe records show :that the Conehs igot a total .of 32 safeties in the series and the Ybor City gang. secured 25 saf’blows. DoDo ‘Villaral, Conch outfield- er, and. Willie Paz, All-Star :back- stop, each went to bat nine times and came up with five hits, aver-| aging over 500. Three*other Coneh players pol- ed a total of five safeties, Julee Barcelo, Esmond Albury and | TWO AS FOXX |quas Ror Two GAMES tO. DODGERS: GIANTS EDGE a} g¢ EE (Special to The Citizen) NEW YORK, July -26.—Boston| | Red Sox .arose .against bie it White Sox yesterday afternaan| and defeated ‘the Windy City aggregation in both ends of a doubleheader, 3 to 2.and 6 ito 5;+ with the aid of Jimmy Foxx’: 20th and 2ist home runs. New| 7 Hi 8 #e Alli | He i i iyo pest j E i played Jas ‘se ‘Louis at ‘New ‘York. Clevéland ‘at ‘Philadelphia. Detroit at Washington. Chicago .at + Boston. NATIONAL LEAGUE Brooklyn .at Ghicago. ‘Philadelphie at ;Pittsburgh. : New York .at St. Louis. York Yankees wailoped St. Louis | Browns, 5 to 1. ‘Washington! Senators overcame Detroit ‘Tigers, | 5 to'3, and ‘Cleveland’ Indians| al he nn 4 Point, Iowa, 69 years ago. iElla A. Boole of Brooklyn, N./! U. sleader, shorn at 5g? Bosten-Cincinnati, :not sched- |) \ Ni D IT HERE! Here’s a Representative List .of Key West Merchants that Sell Practically Everything of Interest to the Average Family or Businessman. The Shoppers’ Department 1S.OF INTEREST 10 BOTH VISITORS AND RESIDENTS OF THIS CITY Merchants Represented Here Have Been te if i ‘Carefully Selected and Dealings with Them will ‘be Satisfactory in Every Way. ¥ Cyril Griffin. No other Tampa}downed Philadelphia Athletics, |. ERES AO. player than Paz got modre than/ |12 to 8. three safeties. | Brooklyn. Dodgers took itwo Robert Bethel was the leading | games from Chicago Cubs,.8.to 6 pitcher of the series in allowing | and. to 1,:behind-exeellent hurl- | the Jess hits. Twirling 14 ang | ing. New York Giants finally| 1-3 frames, Bethel gave up only} won a contest .but. it took them| nine «safeties. '13 innings to. defeat St. Louis Camposite box score of the se-| Cagdinals,-6.to 3,.due.to two hom- ries follows: ers by Ott and Demaree in that Key West Conchs \fatal frame.. ‘In a night game, VO hdechutiudeuutiuhate Player— "AB A|Cincinnati Reds edged .out ‘Bos- Bpevesneneccenacsccecce Baker, ‘ss-2b .....10 2/ ton Bees, 2 to 1, and ‘Pittsburgh | ae ia ca Villareal, rf 9 -0 Pirates squeezed oyt a5 to 4 vie-| Loday’ $s Horoscope Barcelo, If 13 0| tory over Philadelphia Phillies. |eeesepeeseccencaccnacccs Albury,, 3b-ss 13 Griffin, c-cf 11 Pena, ‘lb 10 Leo Gon’ez, 2b-ss 5 Machin, cf 4 Malgrat, p 3 Lou Gonzalez, p 3 Acevedo, ss —._ Cates, 2b Casa, p Bethel, -p xQ. Lopez xxM. Griffin xxxAlonzo atti ish i 3 Walter ‘S. Tower, secretary of }the American Iron and Steel In- stitute, New ‘York, born at ‘West Bridgewater, Mass., 58 years ag z mn 5 :. 44 t i Thi i ie at z Ege Bg Paul ‘W. Litchfield, president of ;Goodyear Tire, Akron, ‘born in | Basten, 64 years ago. se | PERMANENT WAVE SPECIALISTS FRIGIDAIRE SALES AND SERVICE See iver now—dn display at 4212‘VARELA. ablete, Line To Choase ‘Fram E. Maines Phone 861-J Bis roig thie conductor Y lef the Boston Symphony Orches- “(FOR APPOINTMENT. tra, born in Russia, 65 years ago. ARTISTIC BEAUTY SALON 1644 ‘William Street 4| Results of the games: | NATIONAL LEAGUE George Bernard Shaw, Brit- 7 ji oday endows’ with imest xb in’s famed. pr os born in Dub- 2} ,ity in speech .and writing, I First Game great enhusiasm. But the mind 4) AtiChicago R. H. E.|is elastic and sometimes given. to| Gugeweeweeeeeeoevedooone 9 | Brooklyn -814 Ojwandering. The sense, there- 2\Chicago .6 % 2}fore, may be rather undeveloped f 2) ‘Hamlin, vans, lutchinson, ,and need to be carefully hr ggg 5 | Pressnell and. Hayworth; Root, jin the laws of morality and life. | enereeredeceossccocse | Passeau, French, J. Russell and} Neglect of this precaution i TRAILER FOR ‘SALE 0 |startnett. |Jead to a compulsory retirement | 6 —, —_— 18-FOOT TRAILER, fully equip- | \for a time. 0} ‘Second Game sree errant 0! At Chicago TREES SACROSANCT ped, electric ,brakes, masonite 9) |Brooklyn outside, Jittle more than year PORT MORESBY, Papua.—Be-| old. For Sale separate.or with| | cause natives;regard trees as pro-| 1936 Chevrolet Deluxe Coach, tected by evil spirits, proposed| new, paint job, with overload), Al | construction of a road through a| springs and electric brake at- 4| At Pittsburgh |forest region here had.to be abgn-| tachment.and trailer hitch. Very *g|Philadelphia —_. : doned. reasonable. Can be seen at 1 {Pittsburgh zat | Mastic Trailer Park, United i street. 1| Pearson, Mi 4 jly26-1t 0|Tobin, Sewell, LEGALS 0} Tres. IN THE COURT OF THE COUNTY Q JUDGE, IN AND FOR MONROE County, aaa OF FLORIDA. At Ci ~ CS cial BE. Pf a At Cina pod Et 30 cre A ROBERTS, | | 0| Cincinnati —_ Ae 1 Ree i tt. mace cicklebeatis No MatterWhereYoulive | | ‘General Merchandise ‘Wholesale and Retail Galvanized Roofings Ship Chandlery Carey Cement Roofing H.B. Davis’ 100 Per Cent Paints & Oils William and Caroline Streets Rd cocconoscccoochw Uwe & | SCOSCCTONN HH RHF ONUOGUAwW MT ‘Totals— Tampa Player— Yglesias, 3b Guerra, 2b ___..11 &. Seionte, ef, ..11 Paz, ¢ = Longval, rf Menendez, rf-lb. 7 A. Scionte, lf Fisher,» lb-c Montoto,; ss Martinez, .p Capitno, p Fernandez, ss M. Lopez, p Mogado, p : Espolita, 36 Arias, rf Torres, p -.. ~ “Casey and 2 jand Mancyso. athe i MOS SCHBWOCOCOHH UNE ROND TIFT’S DAIRY ‘Phone 639 +1414 5th St. wo FOR SALE | |FOR SALE—2 lots, each 50x100. i Run from Washington to. Von | ee - , SIR seg | Ft Pett TRY US NEXT TIME rear 1217 Petronia street. aprl4-s i Rates Rc wea, BME SAG ~ MARDER AGAINST THE Berka }FOR, SALE—Bargain; Fymished 2 Bhar your Bill Monde ren dow or if you id velopes, phone'51 and a representative will call. THE ARTMAN PRESS Se 3 TO ALE CHEDITORS, LEGATEES, The Best of + the DIME B & ERS ‘ALL LEADING RETAILERS 16 3 ao . ‘and ie 10! ony clans ace jor either of Pi 5a ere ine 100x100 feet each. Apply to 1306 Virginia Street, may25-tis . V-BOTTOM BOAT; Four, Horse pd of you, are hos eatred : Wak svat jthe en aged Cs as Wiorida, te, the oes ae this oe Monrde "6a House twelve .moni con gt isin game .and for Malgrat in| lication of this Notice, to-wit, Se ona third game. | bes g ae ut pated at mer. ‘West, Fioride. this | xxx—Bated for L. Gonzalez in;Chicago — 14th day of June, A. first game. {Boston - 2 ae bhp omer ts VBLASINGAME, | i - Composite score by innings: R} Knott, Brown a Groxé) Moaoline A ia 9 tte Megeded of ROR SALE—Electric Ice Box, Key West Conchs 122 651 030-20 | aneliDesautels. ee +28; july5-12. fom, sod first class — condi- Tampa All-Stars 681 330 030—24' Tian, 940,00. Also, Player Pi- ae dust: teconditioned, rolls Errors: Baker, Cates, Albury, | Machin, Leo Sore Pena, ded, $60.00. Apply 624 || SOCOM HEM won aNowht t ; bLwewberanweoan G Totals— 24 25 80 | ubbetl and x—Batted for Malgrat .in first| MeGee, ‘Warneke, game and for Leo Gon-} zalez in third game. xx—Batted for Machin jin first Btonres: ‘goat at fice in PRITCHARD FUNERAL Umbrelle--all for $85.00. Apply, 1217 Petronid Street. jun27. MIZPAH R. BALLANTINE, also sometimes known as _. Misphah R. Ballantine, Dece: EYPEWRITING PAPER — 5p0 berating 15e. The ‘aria a ‘y: & g & et Galehousé, ‘Heving,. Ne |Dickman and Peacock. 3. et ted-in: Griffin 5, elo 3, Pena| 2. Fisher 3, Paz 2, ingval, . A. Scionte 6, Fernandez, Menendez | 2; two-base hits: Lopez, A. Scion- Phy New York te, , Cates, Rena, Villa- (St. Louis, = base hit: Pena; home |New York run: Paz; stolen bases: Baker, A.| Harris, Scionte 2. S. Seionte 2, Acevedo; |,ald and Dickey. sacrifices: S. Seionte. Menendez 2. Griffin. Espolita . 2; double} At Washington plays: Guerra to Fernandez to/ Detroit Fisher, Fernandez to Menendez, |Washington . ;| Hutchinson left on bases: Key West 30, Tam- | and Guiliani. grat 5,.off Lou Gonzalez 1, of Martinez 1, off Capitano 5, off | Cleveland Casa 4, off Bethel 10, off Lopez | Philadelphia ‘Harder, and Sewell; 4. Off Morgado 3; struck ov | ey nied Cae pee g m gach of you, “are hereby not ed. a -|any claims or r aemande peutce fou, | * or either: of -you, e a s .{ i Seniesa ae ai YOUR VACATION at ‘Howell A; its. $1.00 roe Coun norable Raymond R. Lord, Coun- ‘Light in- cluded. 354 S.W. 6th Street, se Sak me po | QUALITY DAIRY PRODUCTS \Light and. Heavy ‘Cream Pasteurized Milk - Butter Milk Chocolate Milk ADAMS DAIRY PHONE 456 Judge in and for Monroe County, jorida, at his office in the County Drlaa, within twalve montha tre ie first publication rape ee Notice, AM a I I IIIS IIS SISA IIIS LIPSILRIISSLLLALLLELELELELE Ln ddd d ddd d ddd dd daddubddedted oem Fo nh” by | Capitano “21. «3 “be | eee ee Malgrat 4. by Gonzalez 2..by Casa 1; hits: off t 8 in 3 and 1-3. innings,“ off Gonzalez 3 in 4 and 2-3 imnings, off :Capitano 7) . in 6 innings. off Martinez 5 in 3} innings. off Casa’2 in 1 and 2-3) °* innings. off-Bethel 9 in 14 and | 1-3 innings, off, Lopez 4 in 6 in-| nings, off Mc 7 in 8 innings; | | Cincinnati } Marble, Granite and Bronze Markers : Cemetery Work Of Duro Pumps All Description Plumbing Supplies { | PHONE 2-1896 1351. W. 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