The Key West Citizen Newspaper, June 13, 1940, Page 3

THURSDAY, JUNE 13, 1940 RED SOX WIN FROM INDIANS SAWYER’S BARBERS PLAY YANKS DEFEAT TIGERS: DODGERS AND REDLEGS VICTORS IN NIGHT CON- TESTS: CHISOK LOSE (Special to The Citizen) NEW YORK, June 13.—Boston Red Sox came from behind yes- terday to defeat the Cleveland Indians, the victory putting a full two-game margin between them and the second-place De- NIGHT GAMES (Speeial to The Citizen) NEW YORK. June 13.— Cincinnati Reds defeated the Philadelphia Phillies in a night game last night, played at the formers’ field. Score was 2 to 1. Paul Derringer was the winning pitcher, giv- ing up eight hits. The Reds received only five safeties off the pitching of Higbe and Si Johnson. At. Pittsburgh. the Brook- lyn Dodgers Glunqg to their slim Tead ‘by winning over the Bucs in the other night game. Score was 5 to 4. Whitlow Wyatt was the vic- toricus pitcher, coming to the rescue of Tamulis when Pittsburgh threatened late in the game. troit Tigers. Scoring six runs in the eighth inning, chiefly at the expense of Al Milnar, the Bosox made 11 hits in their 9 to 5 tri- umph. Tabor hit a home run for the Boston club. New York Yankees gained on the Detroit Tigers yesterday with a 7 to 5 victory over that team, engineered by timely hitting from the bat of Charley Keller, who homered in the seventh in- ning with two men on base to provide the margin of victory. Buck Newsom and Marvin Breu- er were replaced early in the fracas, Bump Hadley getting credit for the win. Philadelphia Athletics won a close 3 to 2 contest from Chi- cago’s White Sox, with only three safeties off the pitching of Thorn- to ec. Two of the hits, how- r. were home runs by John- d Chapman. Washington up the St. Louis Browns, 3 to 2, the latter being allowed only six hits by pitcher Ken Chase. Results of the games: AMERICAN LEAGUE At Boston R. H. E. Cleveland 513 0 Boston oir 1 Milnar, Harder, Naymick and Hemsley; Harris, Bagby and De- sautels, Peacock. At New York Detroit New York 2 Newsom, Benton, McKain and Sullivan: Breuer, Hadley and Dickey. H. 7 R. E. 5 0 7 1 At Washington St. Louis Washington Auker and Swift; Early. 1 a 0 Chase and At Philadelphia Chicago Philadelphia Lee, Tresh and Silvestri; Pot- ter and Hayes. NATIONAL LEAGUE Night Game At Cincinnati Philadelphia 180 Cincinnati 251 Higbe, S. Johnson and Warren; Derringer and Lombardi. R. H. . E. 260 3 3.0 Night Game At Pittsburgh . H. E. Brooklyn r 1 Pittsburgh 1 Tamulis, Wyatt and Phelps; Brown, Lanning and Fernandes. Chicago-New York game post- poned, rain. St. Louis and Bos- ton, not scheduled. Senators tripped | | Layer Cakes will be featured by R. H. E.| the bakery this week at a special LEATHERNECKS IN NIGHT- CAP AT BAYVIEW PARK VP53 softball team will engage the league-leading Coca-Colas in the first game of another double- header tonight at Bayview Park. C. Gates and Ingraham are slated as the battery for the Cokes and Flood and Smith will take over duty for the Aviators. Gates has won seven games and lost none to date. In the second game, the Saw- yer’s Barbers will play the U. S. Marines. Leathernecks are out to “give the Barbers a clean shave”, with Martin or Spakes on the slab and Muth behind the plate. The Barbers will send their old reliable battery, Castro and Hopkins, into the fray. JUNIORS FORM SOFTBALL LOOP A Junior Softball League has been formed in Key West, a meet- ing having been held Tuesday night when four managers met and elected officers. Bert Cates was elected presi- dent, E. Sweeting, vice-president and Joe Pierce, treasurer. The four teams in the league are Park Tigers, Typhoons, Troop 52 and Poor Old Craigs. Win- ning team will receive a_ silver loving cup. First game was played yester- day- morning, the Poor Old Craigs nosing out Troop 52, 16 to 15. Score by innings: RHE Craigs 124 2205-16 5 4 Scouts 600 220 5—15 6 4 LEAGUE STANDINGS AMERICAN LEAGUE Club— Ww. E. ‘Boston 16 Detroit 19 Cleveland New York Chicago St. Louis Washington Philadelphia Pct. NATIONAL LEAGUE Club— Brooklyn Cincinnati New York Chicago Philadelphia Pittsburgh St. Louis Boston 681 651 520 -381 366 -341 325, THE KEY WEST CITIZEN LEGALS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT oF a ELEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCU or STATE ‘oF ‘FLORIDA, BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT Bradleys Announce Birth Mr. and Mrs. Morrell Bradley, 818 Sawyer’s Lane, announce the arrival of a girl in their family, born last Sunday night. The newcomer has been named Nellie June Bradley. Both she and her mother are reported as doing nicely. i CLASSIFIED COLUMN Peat oris ters arvirenamrln ds fo dene i Sa Advertisements under this head will be inserted in The Citizen at the rate of one-cent (Ic) a word °' for each insertion. but the mini- « mum for the first insertion in every instance is twenty-five cents (25c). * Advertisers snould give their \ street address as well as their telephone number if they desire results. : Payment for classified adver- fisements is invariably in ad- vance, but regular advertisers with ledger accounts may have their advertisements charged. FOR RENT Complaimant, vs WILLIAM PATTON, et ak De dants. ORDER OF PUB ATION It appearing by the sworn bill of complaint filed in the above stated cause that the complainant therein does not know and has not been able to ascertain after diligent fendants, William Patton and Patton, his wife, if married, M. C. ai, his ra! 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FOR SALE junl2-2tx jit ; FOR SALE—Key West Lots 1, 4, 5, 22, 23, 24 and 25 of Square h of Tract 19, aecording to dia- gram of Tropical Building and Investment Co. Dottie M. Power, Hibbing, Minnesota. FOR SALE—120 Laying Hens. Barred Rocks and Lamonas. For quick sale. bring crates. Nellie J. Shanahan, Big Pine Key, Florida. juni1-3tx fiparian nging or ne. MOTOR LAUNCH, 28 feet long. Apply 523 Eaton street. jun11-6tx complaint on , the Ist day of otherwise the al- 1 will be de GAMES TODAY AMERICAN LEAGUE Detroit at Cleveland. Only game scheduled. NATIONAL LEAGUE No games scheduled. WEEKEND SPECIALS AT MALONEY BROS. Maloney Brothers Bakery, bak- ers of the city’s favorite Baker Boy Bread, today advertises two specials on cakes for the week- end. 4 Spiced Cake and Date and Nut low price as advertised on the front page. Maloney Brothers also calls at- tention to the fine quality and |flavor of Baker Boy Bread and rolls. Patrons are assured that these j products are either delivered at homes or purchased at the store, 812 Fleming street, fresh and wholesome. “Ask those that regularlv buy them”, is the chal- lenge Maloney issue. Delivery orders may be had by phoning 818. BOWLING SCORES Aronovitz Store bowling team met White Star Cleaners last night in their cellar charmpion- ship match and fought it out un- til every last pin was down but the results were very confusing. Whether Aronovitz lost by stay- ing in last place or whether they won by pushing White Stars up out of the disputed position de- pends upon how it looks from where you stand So as a straight job of report- ing let it be said that White Stars went crazy and took everything in sight, except chalk and towels. Scores: 429-325, 429-379, 395-294. Tomight, Thompson Marine tied in first place, will endeavor to do something about that, too. 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