The Key West Citizen Newspaper, July 28, 1939, Page 3

FRIDAY, JULY 28, 1939 REDS ANNEX TWo [imaccio Leap | MORETOWIcroRY wvmasormie FU TN diy’ -Asaoclated Breiay COLUMN: CUBS WIN tt Some ty Be of the New York Yankees, is set- HOME RUN WITH BASES | jor Teagues’ Big Six. LOADED WON FOR CARDS DiMaggio has gone to bat 211 OVER GIANTS: RED SOx DE: | times and came up with 86 satfe- 7 \ties for an average of .408. He FEATED BY WHITE SOX |scored 48” Funs. (Special to The Citizen) |Philadelphia . Philly,, averaging NEW YORK, July 28.—Cincin- | 370, folléwed closely by Jimmy nati Réds strétehed their lead in| 0%, Red Sok, 367. the National League to ten games | So theta ABR Have by virtue of a double victory over | pinfagyio, Yanks 211 48° 86 408 Boston Bees, 6 to 1 and 9 to 8.| Arnovich, Phils. 319 49 118 .370 A home run by Don Padgett with | Foxx, Red Sox . 300-88 -110 .367 the bases” loaded won for St.| johnsén, A’s 321 72 110 .343 Louis Catdinals in their garfié|jyise Caras 315 63 108 343 with the ¢rippled New York|ponura, Giants \ 320 60 109 34t Giants, and the see. reget a €a second place as the Philadel-|, 3; Hl ombe hia Phillies edged out Pitis-|or Wonton Wea Son, hob a cole burgh, 9 to 8. Chicago Cubs won| manding lead in the home run a hard-fought contest against/ department. This husky fellow Brooklyn Dodgers, With Big Bill/has poled ‘a total of 24 four-bag- Lee’ going the route for the Bruins | gers, six mote than afy other! @hd holding the opposition to} in et ice sata. tara. foe in either league. Boston Red Sox again went} Anietic Beagu down if defeat at the hands of/pogy Hea agg Chicago White Sox, this time in Gréenberg, Tigers - & heavy-hitting affair, 7 to 12.!winjiams, Red Sox - Detroit Tigers clawed Washing- National Léagae ton Senators, 8 to 1 | Mize, Cardinals - ; Results of the games: | Ott, Giants + | Camilli, Dodgers | McCormick, Reds Williams, Red Sox, .. leads -in Stand- |Home, plate. Second is, Walker, | White Sox, with 79 to his. credit. | McCormick, Reds, sets. the pace in the National League with 77. - | Standings: Bez; Derringer and Lombardi. Second Game At Cincinnati Boston ‘Americtn ‘Leagté Cincinnati __- = | eipaiae Sullivan, Lanning, Frankhouse SS ox : Bi @hd Lopez; Grissom, Moore, Da- vis and Hershberger. 5 Foxx, ‘Red Sox =. ~ 74| National | | M€Cofthick, Réds |Bonura, Giants At Pittsburgh R. HE. Philadelphia — 911 0 Pittsburgh ss =. 8 15 2) s478 bo Butcher, Johnson, Harrell, Hig- ee ea: = be aiid Millies; Klinger, Sewell, | Boe as i rs Swift and Mueller. etese At Chicago LEAGUES’ - 3) GAMES TODAY | Cleveland at Washingtoh—Fel- R HE, |ler_ (15-4) vs, Chase (4-13). eseeet | AGAIN FOR | WILL HOOK UP IN OPENER: PLAY BLUE SOX IN SECOND scheduled to retufn to, Key West this Sunday for a game, with the Blue Sox at Trumbo Field. | A regular Monroe County Base- (ball League game will open afternoon, beginnnig at , 1:30 | tain raiser. South Miami Wildcats lost a dou- | bleheader to Key West teams— |Since then, Bruce Ball, their ace moundsmian, twirled’a no-hit no- run affair in Midmi several night ago. However, Toby Owens, out- |the mound and Al. Rodriguez is to, be the backstop: Pirates, one of the teams that |won a close one from the Wild- cats, did so in,-new, unifornis, thus dispelling of the old idea runs-batted-in; sefidling 84 defoss| sat 4 club in new suits would lose their first fracas: 5 Bucs will be out fighting to capturé their, second victory in | the new togs, but they will face a tough customer in the Conch outfit. Hamlin’s charges will be out for sweet revenge for their . |triple loss to Tampa All-Stars. Greenberg, Tigers - : 74) Cates, Albury, Villareal, Barcelo, | Acevedo and Company—what a} bunch of hitters—will form the} first. line of defense against the double threat Sunday. Ace of Roy Hamlin’s pitchers, Joe Casa; will toss ’em over for thé Conch and the ever depend- able Beliss Griffin will catch. Pi- |Fates will use Puby Garbonell and Acevedo. It is announced ‘that the re-' ceipts of the games will go to-| ward purchasing a new screen for the backstop on the grounds. | AtSt; Lonis c 4il pig hig 913. 1/€8 (12:4) ws. Custen- (6-9). Siélyo; Lyi Da-| 6| Detfoit at Philadelphia—Bridg- Chiedgo at Néw © ay! BAND CONCERT y | | ting the pace atfiong hitters of the) a4 WEst AND PIRATES | the doubleheader at the field that| L o'clock. Key West Corichs and|S Pirates will cross bats in the cur-|N. Last Sunday at Trumbo Field, | fi two hard-fought ahd close games. |” | Sox will send Howard Gates to! 1D M. ALB' CORNER LOT 60x104 ft., located at Whitehead and Caroline ply; P.O. Box 675, Key West, Fla. jly2?-lwk FOR SALE—2 lots, each 50x100: Run from Washington to Von Phister street. $1,000. Apply tear 1217 Pettonia street. aprl4- FOR, SALE—Bargain; Furnished House, situated’ on two lots; 100x100 feet each: Apply to 1306 Virginia Street. may25-tfs FOURTEEN-FT. 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