The Key West Citizen Newspaper, August 23, 1939, Page 3

WEDNESDAY; AUGUST 28, WITH DADE STARS, CLAYTON STERLING'S cm.| CUIT CLOUT ONLY conen| MARKER OF CONTEST LAST NIGHT AT MIAMI FIELD 1939 IN- MAJOR. LEAGUES NATIONAL LEAGUE Cincinnati at Derringer (15-7) vs. (6-5). ; St. Louis at Brooklyn—Cooper (9-4) vs. Hollingsworth (1-10). | Chicago at New York—Lee | (145-10) vs. Gumbert (128). Pittsburgh at Boston—Two games—Brown (6-9) and Heint- zelman (0-0) vs. Posedel (12-9) Johnson and Maefayden (7-13). A ball that was lost in the high grass in leftfield cost Key West Conchs their game with Dade All-Stars last night at Miami Field. Before Julio Barcelo could find the sphere, Hugh Vickers had circled the bases, sending home two teammates ahead of him for three runs in the sixth inning. Previously a fielder’s choice anda base on balls had placed Lefty Schemer and George Saab on the bags. Then Vickers crack- *ed a hard grounder down the third base foul line that rolled in leftfield and remained hdiden un- til all three players crossed saa plate. The ball hit fair. Conchs’ only run of the game. was a circuit clout by, Clayton Sterling in the seventh inning that cleared the centerfield fence. } Robert Bethel twirled the first five and two-thirds innings for Key West and allowed but one hit, struck out five and issued. four bases on balls. Puby Car- bonell finished the contest, giv- ing up one hit, whiffing two and passing none. Miami used a trio of mounds- men, the last of whom was Gra- ham, who got the only other safety garnered by the All-Stars. Conchs poled five safely off the three Magic City hurlers. Box score: Key West Conchs Player— Acevedo, ss Villareal, rf _.. Cates, 2b Albury, 3b Sterling, cf Barcelo, If Griffin, ¢ Pena, 1b Bethel, p Carbonell, p xC. Baker v coronoceNnony, OAE} 0 0 0 Totals— Player— Schemer, 1b . McNeece, 1b Saab, 2b Vickers, cf Lee, e-rf . Kirksey, c Baker, rf Schrader, If Bogart, 3b - Mobley, 3b McCabe, ss Rubin, Welbaum, p - Owens, p _... Graham, p ~ ABR HPOA CHM NP MEN NH NOMEN eoocecoosososoooHHoH roceosceosoooorooe SSOSCCOSCOHOCHUANH AD Totals— - x—Batted for Barcelo in ‘ Score hy, innings: R Key West Conchs 000° 000° 10— 1 Dade :All-Stars . 000 003 00— 3 Runs-batted-in: Sterling 1. ge Vickers 3; twobase hit: C. Baker; home runs: Vickers, Sterling; sacrifice hit: Saab; struck out: by Bethel 5, by Welbaum 4, by Owens 2, by Graham 3, by Carbonell 2; bases on balls: off Bethel 4, off Welbaum 2, off Owens 1; hits: off Welbaum 1 in 3 innings, off Owens 1 in 2 innings, off Gra- ham 3 in 4 innings, off Bethel 1 in 5 2-3 innings, off Carbonell 1 in 2 1-3 innings; winning pitcher: Graham; losing pitcher: Bethel; umpires: Newell, Jackson and Lechich; time of game: 1:50. MAJOR BASEBALL LEAGUES’ STANDINGS NATIONAL LEAGUE Ww. es a Sr eee? Beekeeee? | 334q ehegsea: s2eeteterg aseeses eS 33288 “met the Conchs. —— AMERICAN LEAGUE New York at Chicago—Two games—Ruffing (18-4) and Don- ald (12-2) vs. Lee (10-8) and! Smith (7-6). Boston at St. Louis—Oster- mueller (9-2) vs. Kramer (7-13). Philadelphia at‘ Detroit—Pip- pen (2-10) vs. Hutchinson (2-3). St. Louvis-Boston, » not : sched- } uled. = ic another: game as they wal-| CIGAR BOWLERS DEFEAT CONCHS, ROTARIANS TOOK NIGHTCAP FROM HARDWARE PLAYERS “Cigars for strikes” was the slogan at the opening bowling match last night when Key West- Havana Cigar Company’s team ‘The Cigar play- ers smoked most of the weeds, winning the match 1080 pins to 1075. Rotary Club won - the match from Thompson’s ware, 1058 pins to 1031. Scores follow: Key West-Havana Cigars Raul -.1§2 124 105— 381 Palenzuela 105 117 110—. 332 -151 108 108— 367 second | Hard- 1080 Conchs . 78 140 150— 368 421 124 144— 389 124 103. 91— 318 1075 Rotary Club . 88 108 111— 307 ‘111 126 93— 330 126 138 157— 421 1058 . Lowe . Fripp Thompson's Hardware . Roberts 100 114 127— 341 . Thompson 112 101 102— 315 158 108 109— 375 1031 (Special to The Citiven) AUGUSTA, Ga.,,; Aug. 23— Cleveland Indians has _ signed a land Guiliani; Feller and Hems- 4 i 16-year-old “fireball” hurler for delivery next March to the Springfield (Ohio) club of the Middle Atlantic League. He is Eugene Phillip Pereyra, of this city, who has pitched for two years with the Louis L. Bat- tey Post Juniors, American Le- gion state champions. Pereyra won 12 games this sea- son and lost only one. He stands 6 feet 2 inches. and weighs 186 pounds, Ken Holloway, former Augusta Pitcher and now ‘Indian ‘scout, signed the youthful hurler. manager, will shift his lineup in an attempt to snap out of the slump in which his team has fallen ‘into. ,14 hits, five of them home runs, ,off a trio of Sox hurlers. The; jman and Padgett; Casey, Tamulis | —___ |and Phelps. DODGERS AGAIN DEFEAT CARDS Philadelphia—|LOWLY PHILS SHUTOUT REDS |™POinted Henry Armstrong last AND GIANTS DOWN CUBS (Special to The Citten) } NEW YORK, Aug. 23.—Brook- | lyn Dodgers again defeated St. Louis Cardinals, althought outhit 11-15. ‘ Dodgers scored early as they bunched their safeties,. and came out on top of a 8-5 ‘score. Redbirds didn’t lose no ground be- cause lowly Philadelphia Phillies blanked Cincinnati Reds, 4 to 0,; behind Higbe’s five-hit ball, and Chicago Cubs iost to New York Giants, 4 to 2,. because of two home runs. Pittsburgh Pirates Joped Boten Bees, 8 to 2. 1 _ Bob: Feller won his eighteenth [mae as he scattered Washington enators’ nine hits and his team- | imates secured a6 to 4 win, De- troit Tigers overwhelmed Phila- delphia Athletics, 9 to 4, despite |being outhit. Boston Red Sox lambasted St. Louis Browns, 10} to 3, as Galehouse limited’ the tail-end Brownies to seven safe blows. In a night game, New York Yankees blasted Chicago White Sox, 14 to 5, on acount of Joss ended Chicago’s seven-game | winning streak. { Results of the games: NATIONAL LEAGUE . At Philadelphia R. HE. Cincinnati _ G3: 2 Philadelphia 460 Thompson, Moore, H. Johnson and Hershberger; Higbe and Milles. eel At Brooklyn St. Louis - 515 1 Brooklyn . 811 1) Andrews, Shoun, Davis, Bow-, R. H. E. At Boston . H. E.} Pittsburgh 1) 1 Bowman, Swift and Susce; Er- rickson, Frankhouse and Lopez. At New York Chicago 2841 New York 490 Whitehill, J. Russell and Man- cuso; Melton and Danning. AMERICAN LEAGUE At Detroit Philadelphia — Detroit Beckman and Brucker; Bridges and Tebbetts. R. H. EL At St. Louis Boston St. Louis Galehouse and Peacock; ter, Harris, Hoag and Harshany. At Cleveland Washington. Cleveland Chase, Appleton; fed fighter held three titles—light- ;weight—and he would have eas- | jlast night if those five rounds fight Armstrong. again for the’ | Armstrong will risk his only re-} ‘DOUBLEHEADER OF > (THE KEY WEST CITIZEN |AMBERS WINS BACK (Speeiat to ‘The Citizen? NEW YORK, Aug. 23—Lou Ambers became the first fighter. in ring history to regain the 135- pound lightweight title when he night at Yankee Stadium in a 15- round battle. Referee Arthur Donovan and Judge Frankie Fullam, who is usually a referee, took five ‘rounds from. the fast-stepping negro because of low punches. The other judge, Jack Healey, gave the fight to Armstrong, 11 rounds to three and one even. Three years ago, the little color- weight, welterweight and feather- | ily retained his lightweight crown had not been taken from him. It was understood that should Ambers win this bout, he would welterweight title, and, therefore, contracts have already been sign- ed for the third meeting, when| maining crown. A year ago, the negro dethron- 2d Ambers from his lightweight pedestral. ~ BOWLING TONIGHT Two matches in the three-man tournament at Terrace Alleys, corner of Duval and Angela streets, are scheduled for tonight, Southpaws will oppose Lucky Strikes at 8 o'clock, and Gas Company will tackle Palm Dairy at 9 o'clock. Subscrive to The Citizen—20¢ weekly. Night Game At Chicago New York — Chicago Guiro Diaz for the Sox. Howard Gates and Oscar Molina will be* in reserve to await Manager: Frank Caraballo’s orders to take | the mound should Diaz fail to! cf IIPILIZ LILI ALLL a ee Leite titiiiceco’ + Se tl eae tt alert ahh rhea SITIO IIII SS’ 7F. 2 YOU'LL FIND IT HERE! FRIGIDAIRE SALES AND SERVICE See them now—on display at 1212 VARELA STREET Complete Line To Choose From E. 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