The Key West Citizen Newspaper, June 5, 1940, Page 3

WEDN ESE JUNE 5 CARL HUBBELL REDS, | 5 104 HOMERS AIDED CHICAGO CUBS IN SWAMPING PHILA- DELPHIA PHILLIES, 12-6: YANKEES LOST TO CHISOX (Special to The Citizen) NEW YORK, June 5.—King Carl Hubbell stopped the Cincin- nati Reds’ furious pace yesterday when he outpitched three Redleg hurlers to gain his fifth straight victory of the season. Score was 5 to 4. Both the Giants and Reds collected 11 hits apiece. ithe Key West Players—We were |anmounced today that their es- ‘pick that opportune moment to ‘us, “Forget about the payments| on, clicked back into their usual | SUMMER CLOSING Gane cen eeoeen t TO BE OBSERVED! With the starting of the sum- Wore Citizen at imer season in Key West, many Notes on a weekly meeting of|of the stores in shopping centers |tablishments would follow the ) usual rule of closing on Thurs- Gays at noon for half-day holi- days. ‘ fortunate in dropping in at the} Art Center last night in that we} arrived just at the time old busi- ness had been disposed of. It would be indeed a good thing, we think, if one “could always | drop in practically any place.| Cheely Lumber ‘Company’s What a wonderful thing it would | bowling team, Bert Roberts, Or-{ be if the President would say to|lando Rodriguez and Walt Claw- { you’re still making on your ola! winning form tast might to beat | car; think» about ‘the snappy|the White Star ‘Cleaners three roadster you're going to get | straight games. Clawson rolled —_—_—_—"—_—X—X __ BOWLING SCORES. =." THE KEY WEST CITIZEN under this head the rate of one-cent (Ic) a word for each insertion. but the mini- mame ey: A Se instante is twenty-fi cents (25c). Advertisers snould give their street adtoee wel see Se vance, but regular advertisers | iwith ledger accounts may have their advertisements. charged. FOR RENT EIGHT - ROOM FURNISHED HOUSE, modern; two _ bed- PAGE THREE ‘ A BUYING GUIDE TO KEY WEST Firms Listed In This Are In Their Field, TheyAre Reliable and Worthy of Your Business. TRADE AT HOME AND SAVE when the new models come out!” an impressive 178 to take the; Tooms, excellent twin beds; Chicago Cubs bunched a total of 15 hits, including homers by. NIGHT GAMES Special to The Citizen NEW YORK, June $—Re- sults of the two night games played in fhe Nafional League last night follow: Pittsburgh 14, Boston 2. Brooklyn 10, St. Louis 1. The games were played at Pittsburgh and St. Louis. Jim Gleéson and Be! ins, to Swamp the Priadeionip Phils yesterday, 12’to 6. Four pitchers were used on both sides. Ed Smith held the New York Yankees to seven hits yesterday while the Chicago White Sox pounded three Yankee mounds- men for 12 safeties and victory, 7 to 3. Joe Kuhel and Taft Wright poled home runs, the for- mer collecting two to aid the vic- tors in their attack against the champions. St. Louis Browns snapped out of their seven-game losing streak to defeat the Boston Red Sox yesterday, 5 to 3. Elden Auker won his fourth game of the sea- son. Bosox outhit the Brownies but committed four errors which proved costly. Philadelphia Athletics nosed out the Detroit Tigers after. trail- ing 5 to 0 im the second inning. Score was 8 to 6. Wally Moses connected for the circuit for the A’s and Bruce Campbell received | a round-tripper for the Tigers. Cleveland Indians and Wash- ington Senators split a twin-bill. Washington took the first game, 7 to 2, with pitcher Ken Chase |p hearsal. performing in top-style. Indians stopped late rallies by the Nats in the second game, to edge them out, 3 to 2. Results of the games: AMERICAN LEAGUE At New York R. H. E. Chicago G12°e New York 8 7 3| Smith and Tresh; Ruffing, Hadley, Hildebrand and Dickey. R. HE. it oe! At Boston St. Louis Boston 3°10 4 Auker and Swift; Dickman, Wilson, Heving and Peacock. R. H. E. yo eS Soe Philadelphia oi i Bridges, Trout, McKain, New- houser and Tebbetts, Sullivan; Babich, Heusser and Hayes. At Eb ileelees: Detroit First Game At Washington Cleveland 210 2 Washington 715 0 Harder, Humphreys, Naymick, Zuber and Pytlak; Chase and Early. : R. H. E Second Game At Washington Cleveland Washington Smith, Feller and Hemsley; Haynes, Monteagudo and Ferrell. NATIONAL LEAGUE At Cincinnati R. H. E. New York 511 0 Cincinnati 411 0 Hubbell and Moore, Shoffner, Lombardi. Riddle and R. H. E. 6 8 3 At Chicago Philadelphia Chicago 1215 2 Higbe, Si Johnson, Syl John- son, Smoll and Atwood, Warren; Page, Rosenberger, Root and Col- lins. Night Games " At St. Louis Y! Brooklyn ; ee St. Louis Termilis and Phelps;~ | Lanier, Shoun, Russell and Owen. At Pittsbargh R Boston Cres 2 Pittsbargh 14 Callahan, Barnicle and Lopez. Andrews; Bowman and Davis. A species of striped catfish, never longer than four inches, is found only in North Carolina rivers. ‘people that started Danning; _L.| ’Sounds nice! Pardon the digres- sion. Ensign Jim Gerberding gave a highly entertaining talk on the Theater during the “Golden Age of Greece”. We were surprised to learn that the Greeks are the this whole play-actin’ business as we know it.today. They are that invented those peculiar look- ing masks that hang around theaters. One of them has a big toothless grin and the other is a sad lad who reminds us of Al Jolson in the throes of “Sonny Boy”. It appears that the Greeks jhad their plays in football stadia, consequently the actors were so far from the last row in the bleachers that we could have slipped on a short skirt and played Shirley Temple’s parts like nothing. So’ they sneaked a little padding under their cos- tumes, and with the aid of mega- phones installed in these large masks they probably sounded like cheerleaders and avoided looking like a flea circus at the | the | county fair. According to speaker, though, the actors still got the “bird”, which at that time evidently consisted of throwing small boulders in addition to the familiar garden vegetables, to say nothing of boos and jeers. We were just thinking that per- haps the padding served a dual purpose! do with a lot of writers whose! names we can’t remember be- cause they were too long. sooner had the meeting! _ No been adjourned than we were admonished to be quiet or leave, for Guy Carleton, the director of “Broken Dishes”, was starting a Before we could get to the door the gallery of Key West Art Center was living room of the Bumpsted home, whether we liked it or not! MRS. APPELROUTH OFF TO NEW YORK < The Store of Fashion announced today that Mrs. Isadore Appel- routh left Sunday byi bus for Mi-| ami to entrain for a four-week} the fellows; | Detroit This chat also had to} the | the! ment to the store here; hot water. Box CPC, The Citi-} zen. may30-tf | APARTMENT FOR RENT: Mod- | ern conveniences. Near air} base. $20 month, lights includ- | 702 Pearl St. jun3-. -3tx | last game. Scores: 329-321, 375- 321, 435-286. In the opening ‘roof-raising match between the Star Cafe and Floyd Six Contractors, the for- mer took two out of three. ed. Tonight’s match is between Aronovitz Department Store and|APARTMENT, 1104 DIVISION} Thompson Marine Hardware. STREET. Hot water, TOE conveniences. Opposite Tift’s ey: Apply 1010 Varela | Boston” Clean rooms, enjoy the homey Cleveland atmospkere.. Satisfactory rates. 917 Fleming St. apri7-tf “23 |SILVER PALM GUEST HOUSE | } Clean and cool rooms. House- | 419! keeping facilities. Baths, hot .410! and cold water. Summer rates. .375| Eaton and Elizabeth streets. may23-1mo | FOR SALE New York Chicago Washington Philadeiphia St. Louis NATIONAL LEAGUE Club— WwW. 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