The Key West Citizen Newspaper, August 17, 1939, Page 3

THURSDAY, AUGUST 17, 1 BOWLERS LOSE TO SOUTHPAWS TELEPHONE PLAYERS OUT- PIN KEY WEST CONCHS IN| TERRACE THREE-MAN CON- TEST Three. good lefthanded bowlers | beat three good bowlers last night at Terrace Al-| leys in the three-man tourna-| ment play. Final score read:) Southpaws, 1228 pins; Gas. Co., 1198 pins. ii The first match between the} telphone Company team and the Key West Conchs ended 1169 pins to 953 pins in favor of the former. | Results of the games: Key West Conchs Bert Buckley — 75 97 101— 273 Geo. Curry 112 110 114— 336 M.. Pinder 105 115 124— 344 953 Telephone Company. 110 129 182— 421 | 122 123 100— 345 141 123 139— 403 Butler E. Sawyer Hi. Overlin _. 1169 Scuthpaws W. Watkins *_111 123 124— 358 S. Kooperberg 161 131 176— 468 A. Hampton __103 165 134— 402 1228 | Key West Gas Co. | J. Perez . 114 115 144— 373) B. Baker 110 149 138— 397) H. Johnson 167 130 131— ave SLOPPY JOE'S BAR’ TEN FINALLY LOSE BAYVIEW PARK CLUB EDGED | OUT NIGHTCLUBBERS | BY SCORE OF 10-9 | Sloppy Joe’s Bar softball’ club} hag been defeating all opposition | but yesterday afternoon at Bay- view Park the team met its “Wa-/ terloo” when Bayview Park ten| chose to do battle with the Night- | clubbers RB RR SF Parkers continued their heavy- | hitting attack, poling a total of 24/ safeties. But the play that defin- itely decided the game came in the ninth innnig. A hard-hit ball that was “too hot to. handle”) brought home the winning run, | and so the Bayview players won, | 10 to 9. The victors were on, top of the! score for six innings, but in the} seventh, Sloppy’s boys tied the} count. Parkers came back strong to score three more runs in the eighth. In the ninth, the Night- | clubbers sobered up enough shove over four‘runs and the lead. Then, in the Park club’s | half of the final inning, came that hard-hit ball. Parks poled a two- bagger and Cubie batted the ball behind second base that three men tried to catch but missed. Parks came home with the tying run. | With two out, that hard-hit ball brought home Cubie with the victorious marker. | Sterling » ahome run in; rightfield in the seventh for the losers, LOCALS TO TRAVEL; GROWERS 10 COME ALL-STAR-CONCH SERIES TO BEGIN SUNDAY AT TRUMBO FIELD to By PEDRO AGUILAR local team will travel to Miami | and that a Homestead nine will | journey here for a game. ners. This contest. will nightcap of a twin bill. Blue and Pirates will play in the open- er. 7 ‘ at ‘Trumbo Field. ‘The date, in righthanded ' | split a twin bill, the Bees co} ‘ong distance blows, the’ Yanks | iscore for Detroit “Tigers in the | Chicago * and Lombardi. } 939, CUBS DOWN REDS, SANFORD QUTFTT, CARDS TAKE TWO CHAMP OF STATE FARES Fe See ae (Special to ‘The Citizen) 4 | MAY COME TO KEY WEST) NEW -YORK, ‘Aug.’ 17-—Clyde|. FOR GAME Passeau outpitched Bucky Wal- | ters yesterday afternoon and so| oi saa fs Chicago’ Cus won over Cincin- |. ay F AGUILAR nati Reds, aided by the hitting of| ‘ Word has been received from Augei Galan. St. Louis. Cardi-|Pete Schall, secretary of the nals subdued Pitstburgh’ Pirates | Florida State League, that he is twice—4 to 3 in the ‘opener be- touring the ‘state with the San- ‘cause of Terry Moore’s two home |’ : runs, and 3 to 0 in the nightcap ford club, state league champions because of McGee's three-hjt }of 1939, and that he wants, the pitching. The double vietory, |names of local players sent to j ‘15th Mer. Time Temperatures THE KEY WEST CITIZEN THE WEATHER | Key W 1s i Aug. Se Aineragion taken at.7:30 a. m. Highest last 24 hours ____.86 Precipitation Rainfall, 24” hours ‘ending at 7:30 p. m., inches Total rainfall since Aug. 1, inches __. Deficiency since August 1, pi eee Saha a ee Total infall since January 1, inghes Excess ‘since January 1, ~ inchés: 0.79 | 21.19 | 1.72 snipe mis the | pics oe jhim so they can be approved by cut the Reds. Jea SIX! President W. C.:Branham of the! games oyer the Redbirds. Boston yrs Ba ae ‘A - i “ Bees and Philadelphia Phillies |“*™erie2n Baseba: raise | g | before the club can play in Key! the first game 9 to 2 and |, West. | ping the second 3 to 2. New 3 ‘ork i Any. player in professional) Giants walloped Brooklyn Dodg-! baseball found playing with oth-/| Sed ey Yankees oveniane (5 members of the national pas- the spell Leonard had over them |time, who are ineligible to play, | in the last four games he twirled | will be barred from baseball for-| against the New Yorkers. Séeur- | ever. | ing but six hits: but aided by Manager Roy Hamlin of the | Key ‘West Conchs promptly sent! in the names. of the local boys. | It is probable ‘that a game with the Sanford lub and a local team rs | will be ‘played here on Septem-| ninth. inning, but. Chicago White |)... 93 Sox finally won out in the 12th!+ 2 frame as two singles and a grouna- || Secretary Schaal sends his re- er brought home the .winning|8@rds to William (Bill) Cates and |' marker. Cleveland Indians shut-|declared that if Bill would have} oiit St. Louis Browns 3 to 0 in|been in the league this year he} me Fiber ey mitoed eine ou have been hitting .500. e: + - Mr. Schall also wrote fondly of hi in the same shits the mighiFap, Howard Overlin, manager of the which ended 7 to 1. Seven-hit ball by Harder and four-hit ball|Telephone Company here, who} by Milnar featured the twin bill:| was and still is his friend. Results of the games: n | The writer sincerely hopes the} NATIONAL LEAGUE {state champion will play ‘here, First Game which will give local fans an op- At Boston portunity to witness such players Philadelphia - of the ealiber of Dale Alexander, Boston champion batter in the American Johnson, Hoffman and Davis;|League in 1932; Dizzy and‘ Sid Posedel and Lopez. Hudson, star pitchers of the club ‘thsi year and who have been sold Second Game to Washington Senators for $12,- At Boston‘ Philadelphia | Boston - 10 .0) pitch for that game with Sanford, Mulcahy and Millies; Macfay-/and Al. Leitz, who has done den, Shoffner and Andrews. mound work for Jacksonville and (Savannah in the South Atlantic : First Game land also in the State League. st 3 sburgh oe Pittsburgh - ‘ Weiland, Bowman, Sh: Padgett; Klinger and Mueller. Second Game At Pittsburgh St. Louis Pittsburgh - McGee and Oden; Blanton and Susee. scored four runs while Russo lim- | ited Washington Sengtors ‘to fopr | hits and no runs. A ‘home run} with a man on base knotted the | { 1 Conehs will have Covington to MAJOR BASEBALL LEAGUES’ STANDINGS NATIONAL pa Club— | Cincinnati Pet. 636 581 | 545 514 495 476 434 | Brooklyn — 7 Pittsburgh _ 1 8 | Boston - Walters | Philadelphia AMERICAN Club— York m - At Cincinna' Cincinnati Passeau and Hartne' | R. HE; . At,Brooklyn New pees! New York ve Brooklyn -311 0 : Melton, Danning; | Chicago Hollingsworth, Pressnell, Evans, | Cleveland Detroit - Hutchinson and Todd. Washington Philadelphia St. Louis - TODAY’S GAMES IN MAJOR LEAGUES NATIONAL LEAGUE .| Chicago at Cincinnati—(Night) —Page (5-6) vs. Grissom (7-5). New York at Brooklyn—Schu- macher (7-8) vs. Casey (6-9). St, Louis at Pittsburgh—Davis (16-11) vs. Brown (6-8). eyseeesadh seseeee as8eseserg aseaese St. Louis «. t Hardet-and Hemsley; and Harshany. At St-Louis © p By Sy St. Louis — 1.4 Milnar and Hemsley; Lawson, itéhead and. Spindel. ‘i LEAGUE . Washington at New York— Krakauskas (8-12) vs. Donald (12-2). Detroit at Chicago—Knott (5-6) vs. Hutchinson (2-2). Cleveland at St. Louis—Eisen- “stat.(5-5) vs..Mills (3-9). At Chicago Detroit ~ Chicago . H. E./ 000. “Hudson is also hitting .340. | €V®*¥ Suriset — Mc Moonset _ Low .. High WEATHER FORECAST (Till 7:30 p. m., Friday). Key ‘West and Vicinity: Partly | cloudy;' probably’ scattered show- .ers tonight and Friday; gentle to} moderate east and southeast | winds. { \ Florida: Partly cloudy, prob- ably scatered showers Friday and in extreme north portion and near west coast tonight. Jacksonville to Florida Straits | and “East Gulf: Moderate south and southwest winds over north and moderate east and southeast winds oyer south portion, partly overcast weather tonight and Fri- day with a few scattered show- ers. CLASSIFIED the rate of one-cent (1c) a word LOST—Pearl Rosary in Catholic Church last Sunday. Keepsake. Please return to Mrs, E. Mar- tinez, 1212 Varela Street, and receive reward, augl6-2tx teed’ good condition, $15.00 cash. Chevrolet Truck, %-ton, good condition, good rubbers, $76.00, cash for quick sale. Apply, 1403/Qlivia, Street. - -augl7-2tx CO) LOT 60x104 ft, located ee oe and Caroline streets. Price, ReaSonable. Ap- | ply, P.O. Box 675, Key West, Fla. jly27-1mo FOR ‘SALE—Electric Plant, 2 K.W., A-1 condition. - Guaran- teed: + Original cost $595, will sacrifice for $200. Runs forty 50-watt bulbs. Apply P. 0. 906, Key West. augl4-lwk SI “For | ', “Rooms For Property, io a , 18¢ each. THE ART- MANe PRESS. nov25-tf ‘isco ( F ad TI IPIFISISCIAZILIPCPCLLLLLLLLELLELECEEZ EA Boston’ at. Philadelphia—Grove (12-2) vs. Renninger (0-0). ‘ SHETEMOE HS BURGESS WHITEHEAD SUSPENDED BY GIANTS (2 Innings) — Dietrich and Tresh. to Von Phister street. . $1,000. lan? VISITING friends | in of a night’: to THE OVERSEAS HOTEL. | Si Fleming Se mayitet LM s TI ISIIPSEPIZSIPLIZLALEBLELELLLLLALLLE LL OLE FTI eZ N) FRIGIDAIRE SALES AND SERVICE See them now—on display at 1212 VARELA STREET Complete Line To Choose From E. 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