The Key West Citizen Newspaper, August 7, 1939, Page 3

MONDAY, AUGUST 7, 1939 THE KEY WEST CITIZEN PAGE THREE , eae ae Defeat Pirates; Conchs Down Blue Sox By O. L. MILIAN a ee ! (isa wast ae WaT ==t YOU’LL FIND 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 IS OF INTEREST TO BOTH VISITORS AND RESIDENTS OF THIS CITY Precipitation Rainfall, 24 hours. ending i iordntat dees kaa R. H..E.| Total rainfall since Aug. 1, New York O53) ities: ce ‘Pittsburgh ___..__... 6 15 0'Deficiency since August re bases. Torres’ grounder to second was ficided Salvo, Lynn, Coffman and} inches See Pe Ty oes tae eee Mae anew Oa een: Klinger and Mueller. Total rainfall since January with the first run for the Pirates on the fielders choice. A hit bats-| (Called in eighth, Sunday law) { Yi inches is OS \man, a base on balls and a secondhase man’s error gave the Bush's | ;Excess since January 1, gang their only other run in the game. | _, First .Game ar rae bg ers Salinero, former Trojan* At pennant Cincinnati pitcher, hurled the first three acai aaandia. i nings of the contest holding his Hamlin and Phelps; Derringer | Moonrise jand Lombardi. Moonset — former team mates scoreless until ' ALL-ST. ‘AR TEAM At Pittsburgh the first part of the fourth when | the Court Park boys solved | Pancho’s curves and punched his’ deliveries all over the patk un-, til he was yanked for Maigrat,’ who did better work for the, lead the batting attack for the) winning club with a trio’ of safeties apiece. While Izzy Rod- riguez scored two bingles of the five hits collected by his club. The second game was a real pitcher’s battle between Diaz of the Blue Sox and Bethel of the Conchs. Bethel finally coming out in the winning end as “Guiro” weakened in the ninth} when Hamlin’s bombarders snap- ped out of a day dream to put! across three tallies in the last round on a double by Cates, two; CHALLENGES CONCHS George Acevedo, Pirates fast eee gardener, challenges to play the league ‘ginning Sunday, August 20. Young Acevedo, who will have the aid of his elder brother Flor- | encio on the coaching line, is i willing to play winner take all if Manager Hamlin of the Conchs| | will accept, Players from other clubs on the Monroe County League who will | be picked to play on the all-star | aggregation are: Tony Castellano | ‘and Clayton Sterling 1b, Alberto | Acevedo 2b, Mario - Hernandez! | 3b; Fidel Lopez ss, Gabriel Gar-| cia lf, Jesus Garcia cf, Evelio leading Key West! Pirates. The Navarro brothers | ;Conchs a three game series be-!todd; Johnson, i Second Game | At Cincinnati Brooklyn Cincinnati. - Casey, Ev ” ‘Thompson and | Hershberger. First Game | At’St. Louis |Philadelphia |St. Louis | Higbem, Kerkfleck and Millies; Weiland and Bremer. Second Game At St. Louis | Philadetphi St. Louis Johnson, Harrell and | Cooper and Owen. ilies; bunt hits by Albury and Griffin }Rueda rf, Joe Navarro c, Manuel | and a smash to rightfield by! Mario Pena and a sharp single to| left by Leo Gonzalez. Cyril Grif- | fin shoved in the tieing while Pena sent Albury tt Griffin across he pan for the) winning tallies. The Blue Sox played a beauti-| ful exhibition of the national pas- | time and with the club's ace twirler on the mound the Conchs/ had to step mighty fast to whip the tail end champions. Diaz) had held the Hamlin’s killers to; five well scattered hits until the | ninth when he weakened follow- | ing Cates’ double to Jeft. Box score of first game: Trojans i Player— ABRHPO AE! J. Navarto, ss Rueda, if _._ J. Carbonell, 3b 4 M. Lopez, 2b - Sterling, 1b - Joe Navarro, ¢ Alonzo, rf Kelly, 2b-3b Domenech, cf Wickers, p. 0| 1, _ OM NS OS te 0 0 0} 0 0! mH OOH ONE Mr OOWH ON me aonooocowoup _ 3 2 Totals __ © r<) mal 0 0 G. Acevedo, If Acevedo ¢, Publio Carbonell p, Wickers p. run OOD I I I ST, INTEREST HIGH IN BOWLING TOURNEY The summer Duckpin Bowling} "Tournament at the Terrace Alleys! enters its second week with in-) terest running high. Twenty 3-man teams are en- | tered in the tourney, each team to meet each other once in a/ 0|3-game match. Score counted /Murphy and Dickey. At Chicago |Boston -. Chicago 817 5 Errickson, Shoffner and Lopez; |Linard, Passeau and Mancuso. (12 innings) R. H. E. 913 2 At New York Cleveland - |New York - | ,Feller anc ,and Dickey. Second Game | At New York |Clevelond ... |New York - Harder and Pytlak; will be the total pins bowled,/ various -prizes: being: offered for | |best team scores. Price Tours team. is in first! place with 1263 pins. Marine White Stars third with 1127. Following “is the schedule of | matches for this week: Monday, 8’p. m.: Cigars (8) vs. (14) vs. Thompson Ice (4). Tuesday, 8*p. m.: White Stars 5 Al Acevedo, 2b 4 I. Rodriguez, ¢ 5 Hernandez, 3b . 5 M. Acevedo, Ib 4 C. Garcia, ss — Torres, rf F. Carbonell, rf Ogden, cf __. Davila, cf Salinero, p - Maigrat, p - w| coco ooHSogHoon coccoooeeNHol CoOMmoom@unumg 8 Totals 33 Score by innings: Trojans Pirates Summ Sterling, 5 27 Navarro, Carbonell, Witkéts 2;, team game is 193 by Kooperberg!| Wickers,| which topped. the 192.made by} UNOCCCOMOUH DID 16 000 231 120-9} (12). 000 001 010—2 Runs. batted in:|date is 457 made by Glisch of 6 foe Navarro 2,. John|Price Tours team. Highest single |Washington — 4 . 1; (3) vs. Cheely No. 1 (10); 9 p. m.:| 1 Rotary (17) vs. Aronovitz (20). | At Philadelphia ; Sti Louis —. Philadelphia Kennedy and Glenn; Ross, Pot- 0 Hospital is second with 1219, and| ter and Hayes. | Second Game At Philadelphia ' St. Louis | Philadelphia | Bojangles (11); 9 p. m.: Bowlers! Harris, Trotter and “Spin lel; |Nelson and Brucker. | First Game At Boston Wednesday, 8 p. m.: Marine | Detroit 2 1 | Hospital (2) vs. Conchs (6); 9 p. 0}m.: Gas Co. (5) vs. “Lucky”} 0; Group (15). 0) Thursday, 8 p. m.: Price Tours! 0/ (1) vs, Electric Company (16); 9) ies m. Telephone (18) vs. La {Concha (19). * i Friday, 8 p. m.: Palm Dairy 7) (9). vs. DeMolay (13);. 9 p. m. Boston Hutchinson and Tebbetts; Gale- house, Rich and Peacock. At Boston Detroit Boston Trout, Coffman and Tebbetts; R| South Uaws (7) vs. Cheely No. 2| Wilson and Berg. Highest team 3-game score to At Washington Chicago —_.. Lyons and Tresh; Leonard an Ferrell. Moon Last Quarter, 4 pane. 8th. Tomorrow's Tides (Naval Base) AM, High Barometer ai Sea level - WEATHER FORECAST (Till 7:30 p. m. Tuesday) Key West and Vicinity: Ferdy cloudy tonight and Tuesday, pos: sibly * thundershower? ‘Tuesday | afternoon; gentle to moderate easterly winds. Florida: Partly cloudy tonight | and ‘Tuesday with a few scat-| tered thundershowers Tuesday | afternoon. Jacksonville to Florida Straits and East Gulf: Gentle to mod-| erate southwest and south winds, , except easterly over extreme south portion, partly overcast weather with a few scattered | aug?-1tx FOR SALE CORNER LOT 60x104 ft., located at Whitehead and Caroline streets. Price, Reasonable. Ap- ply, P.O. Box 675, Key ae Sb ee ot EledeiE| Jeti) UPuted Une fubistl | SLi inh in "thes Se cba es ok PETER DOELGER BEER Merchants Represented Here Have Been Carefully Selected and Dealings with Them will be Satisfactory in Every Way. FRIGIDAIRE SALES AND SERVICE See them now—on display at 1212 VARELA STREET Complete Line To Choose From E. MARTINEZ Phone 861-J A CITY HOME No Matter Where You Live joy of a” modern’ and wherever faucet. 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Cutry garlier last week. bonell, Kelly, Domenech 2, M./ Acevedo, Torres; three base hits: | TODAY'S GAMES Sterling; double plays: ce vedo to Al Acevedo; bases = IN MAJOR LEAGUES balls: off Wickers 5, off Salinero | 1; struck out: by Wickers 6, by/| AMERICAN LEAGUE Salintrp 1, by Malgrat 1; batters Se Louis at Cleveland, night hit by pitched ball: by Wickers 1,| gam (F. Carbonell), by Malgrat 2, Only game scheduled. (Kelly, J. Carbonell); wild pitch: noes cae tod Maigrat; hits: off Salinero 6 in| - NATIONAL LEAGUE 4 and 1-3 innings; off Malgrat 6; Boston at Brooklyn night! in 4 and 2-3. innings; winning! St. Louis at Cleveland, night |Brooklyn pitcher: Wickers; losing pitcher: | game. \Boston . Salinero; left on bases: Trojans 6,, Only game scheduled. 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