The Key West Citizen Newspaper, June 27, 1940, Page 3

THURSDAY, JUNE 27, 194 YANKS DEFEAT INDIANS, 3 TO 1; RED SOX WIN CHAMPS END LOSING STREAK AND REGAIN FOURTH PO- SITION: BUCS, AND _PHIL- LIES DIVIDE TWIN BILL (Special to The Citizen) NEW YORK, June 27.—New York Yankees ended another of their losing streaks by defcating the league-leading Cleveland In- dians, 3 to 1, yesterd: Red Ruffing held the Tribe to six hits while his teammates were gath- ering a like number of safeties off two opposing pitchers but put them to better use. Chicago White Sox across two runs in the ning of their game with the Washington Senators yesterday and won the contest, 7 to 6. Taft Wright, Sox right-fielder, sin- gled the tving and winning runs across the plate. Philadelphia Athletics defeated the St. Louis Browns, 9 to 4. Sam Chapman contributed a perfect day at bat with five hits in as pushed ninth in- NIGHT GAME o The Citizen) NEW YORK, June 27.— New York Giants defeated the St. Louis Cardinals, 10 to 9, in a nicht game last night at the Polo Grounds. Cards used five pitchers in an effort to stem the Giants’ hitting eitack, which netted 18 safe- ties. Melton, Brown and Gumbert worked on the mound for the Giants. —————— many appearances 2t home plate. One of his hits was a home run with the bases loaded to start the A’s off with a lead in the seeond inning. Boston Red Sox captured the odd-game of the series with De- troit Tigers yesterday with a 3 to 1 triumph. Rookie Pitcher John Gorsica held the Bosox scoreless until the eighth inning, but tired in that frame and gave up four hits and three runs in the final stanza. In the National: League, the Pittsburgh Pirates and Philadel- phia Phillies split a doublehead- er, the Phillies taking the first game, 4 tc both getting seven hits. In the nightcap, the Buc garnered 14 safeties off four Philly pitchers and successfully held their opponents in check to win, 11 to 6. Rain caused postponement of the Cincinnati-Boston doublehead- er and the only other game scheduled ‘being a night contest between St. Louis and New York Results of the games follow: AMERICAN LEAGUE At Cleveland R. H. E. New York a oe | Cleveland P80 Ruffing and Dicke Harder, Smith and Pytlak (Special 2 At Chicago R. H. E. hington 612 0 licago 715 4 Masterson, Haynes, Krakaus- kas and Ferrell; Smith, Dietrich and Tresh Ww Ch At St. Louis R. H. E. Philadelphia 911 1 St. Louis 4.7 4 Caster and Brucker; Niggéling, Kramer and Susce, Grace. , At Natrc Boston 3.7 2 Detroit Te | ash and Desautels, Gorsica, Benton and RHE Peacoc! Tebbetts AT! TONAL ‘LEAGUE First Game At Philadelphia Pittsburgh Philadelphia Bowman and and Atwood. RHE aoa tk “2 Lopez; Blanton Second Game At Philadelphia Pittsburgh 11 14 Philadelphia 6 9 Sewell, M. Brown and Davis; Beck; Pearson, Smoll, Si John- son and Warren Atwood. RR. E 2 1 Night: Game At New York R.ALE St. Louis 913 2 New York 1012 2 Shoun, Cooper, Lanier, McGee, Warneke and Owen; Melton, W. Brown, Gumbert nad Danning. __ AT THE STORES — MALONEY SPECIALS For this week’s Sunday Dinner, Maloney Brothers, Key. West leatiing bakers, suggests either a Caramel or Devil’s Food Layer cake offered at a special week- end price as advertised on Page 1 of this issue. SOX WILL ENGAGE HOMESTEAD JULY 4 TRAVEL THERE FOR BASE- BALL AND SOFTBALL CON- TESTS AT CELEBRATION y West’s Blue softball to play teams, at Homestead, July 4th, in connection with an all-day celebration being held in that city in connection with the breaking of ground for the Crip- pled Children’s Hospital and School to take place that day. A number of Key Westers are planning to accompany the team to Homestead to partake of the free barbecue refreshments and dancing, which will hold forth following and during the base- ball and softball games. Players who will make the trip include G. Garcia, catcher; Mo- lina and Gates, baseball pitchers and O. Ward and M. Arias, soft- ball pitcher: Castellano, first base; P. tro, second base; Al- bio Acevedo, third base; Arman- do Acevedo, shortstop; E. Ace- vedo, rightfield; J. Garcia, cen- terfield; Gates or Molina, ‘‘left- fied (when not pitching); Frank Caraballo, manager and substitute player. Homestead te Il be pick- i from the best players in th outh Miami and Homestead areas. MACHINE GUN SHOOTS ONLY SPOT OF LIGHT BUT IT IS EFFECTIVE e) Sox, teams, Homestead Thursday, base- and are scheduled (Associnted Press Feature Servi LARAMIE, Wyo., June machine gun which shoots beams of light instead of bullets is th new, economical way turning out expert marksmen at the Wyoming R.O.T.C Major Malcolm E. teaching staff described vice as a telescope with Craig of the the de- a small light behind it. When the trigger 1. is pulled, the light strikes the tar- get instead of a bullet. Major Craig has built a_so box for amplifying the noise of machine gun fire to make prac- tice realistic. Two minutes of rapid 2al shooting requires unds of .30 caliber 45. The army allots only 610 rounds—about a minute of rapid fire—to train a gunner. But Wyoming’s recruits can fire the beam gun as much as they please. and there no wear on the fir- ing apparatus. The gun was d veloped by the major and oth army officers upon basic ideas advanced by Capt. Charles H Coates, now of San Francisco. Its range is only 500 feet, but a smaller target is used to com- pensate for shortened range dis- tance fire in 1,000 THE WEATHER Observation taken at 7:30 a. m 75th Mer. Time (City Office) Temperatures Highest last 24 hours Lowest last night Mean Normal Precipitation Rainfall, 24 hours ending 30 a. m., icnhes Total rainfall since June 1, inches Deficiency inches Totai rainfall since inches Deficiency inches 3.10 Wind Direction and Velocity SE—6 miles per hour Relative Humidity 84% Barometer at 7.30 a. m. Sea level, 30.06 Tomorrow's Almanec Sunrise 5:40 Sunset 20 Moonrise 12 Moonset 1:18 Tomorrow’s Tides (Naval Base) AM 4:02 10:30 FORECAST (Till 7:30 p. m., Friday) Key West and Vicinity: Partly cloudy tonight and Friday, pos- sibly thundershowers in after- noon; gentle to moderate south- east and south winds. Florida: Generally fair tonight and Friday except for a few scat- tered afternoon thundershowers. Jacksonville to Florida Straits and East Gulf: Moderate south- east and south winds over south portion and moderate southwest- erly winds over north portion; partly overcast weather tonight and Friday, «scattered showers cver south portion. since June 1, Jan. 1, 10.39 since January 1, today a. D. a D m. m. m. m. High Low 10:01 hunknown heirs, (1018.0 millibars) § MARINES PLAY SOX TONIGHT U. S. Marines and Blue Sox are matched in the first game of the Island City softball league doubleheader tonight: at Bayview. Park. VP53 and Park’ Tigefs’ will play in the -nightcap>. Tomorrow night; the’°CCC’s ‘and VP: will open..the twin bill, 's Key West Conchs and Blue Sox will follow. LEAGUE STANDINGS AMERICAN LEAGUE Club— Ww. Cleveland 40 Detroit 35 Boston 34 New York 29 St. Louis 30 Chicago 27 Philadelphia 23 Washington 25 Pet. 625 593 -586 483 469 458 397 391 NATIONAL LEAGUE Club— We ok. Cincinnati 38 20 Brooklyn 34. 20 New York 34 21 Chicago 33 729 Pittsburgh 23 32 St. Louis 22 33 Boston 19 32 .373 Philadelphia 20 36 .357 STEALS FENCE ONLY CONCORD. Pet. 655 -630 618 532 418 A400 H—A thief stole the wire fence from around the chicken yard of Mrs. J. D. William of this city, but left all the chickens undisturbed. LEGALS CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 2 ENTH PICIAL —CInG ur OF THE STATE IN AND POR MONROE IN CHANG W. A. PAF IN F A. COUNTY. Complainant, » QUIET TITLE. et al endants. ATIO sworn bill of above stated ¢ complainant therein and has not been rtain after diligent inquiry whether the de- atton and if married, M. wife, if complainant to sted in the property on complainant seeks to title to in said bill and after fully described, interested ed by the costing « of Edward H n, his wife, if e, 8 particularly the complainant is y, North Calolina. t further appea search and _inqui nts, Joe Thorn Jackson, his n-residents and their place of resi- as is particularly known 11 the State place of residenc known to the Baird Street, rolina; that the r M.’ Lazarus com- Ashe- de- and Ss partic ainant is 60 North © fendants, Edg Fannie H. 1 their place arly known to com- treet, Itithore, M ryland. complainant | verily "be- all of the above named over the age of ars and that t n the State of Fle of a summons in chan- whom would bind said the es that nts’ are service upon fendants. further appearing after and inquiry for mplainant y are other nersons other than the named de- fendants who have some claim, interest in the lands de- a in the bill of complaint and nafter described. IS THEREFORE that the defendants, V ton and Patton, his. wife, if married, if alive and if dead, their devisees, legatees C. Mordecai, and wife, if married, their unknown egatees or gran- Edward H. Crain and his wife, if married, if al f dead, their unknown he legatees or grantees, ana Jackson, married, Janie C. Edgar M. Lazarus Lazarus, his wife, Blizabeth D. all unknown ORDERED Niam_ Pat- and if dei devisees, e if a widow nnie H Cohen and Cohen, his wife, and THE KEY WEST CITIZEN GAMES TODAY AMERICAN LEAGUE * Detroit at St. Louis, game. Only game scheduled NATIONAL LEAGUE Chicagosat Brooklyn. New | ¥ork “at ‘night game Only “games ‘scheduled. night JUST THINK OF IT! Philadelphia. COOLAIRE SEAT COVERS With This DELUXE Firestone AUTO RADIO © Push-Button Tuning © Philharmonic Speaker © Custom-Fit Dash Controls Enjoy the best in reception. Take your favorite programs along. Custom-fit controls give factory-type installation. 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