The Key West Citizen Newspaper, July 18, 1940, Page 3

THE KEY WEST CITIZEN -- THURSDAY, JULY 18, 4940 RED'SOX TURN ‘SOFTBALL ‘LEACUES ‘GAMES TODAY Berean SRT SOFTBALL SCHEDULE (Bayview Park Field) ‘ON HEAT; WIN MET LAST EVENING CLIMB TO TIE FOR SECOND PLACE; INDIANS LOSE BUT GAIN LEAD: DODGERS DE- #FEAT CUBS (Special to The Citizen) NEW: YORK, July 18—Boston Red Sox ganged up on the De- troit Tigers yesterday in two games at Boston, pulling the Ti- gers out of first place and boost- ing themselves into a tie for sec- ond position, just one game be- hind the leading Cleveland In- NIGHT GAMES (Special to The Citizen) NEW YORK. July 18— Philadelphia Phillies spoiled the St. Louis Cardinals’ vic- tory run in a night game last night by defeating the Red- birds, 3 to 0. Previously the Cards had-rung up a six- straight string of wins. Mul- cahy allowed the St. Louis ‘béys Only five hits. Cincinnati Reds ‘protected their comfortable lead in the ‘Nafiorial Leagte ‘by taking a 4 to 3 contest from the Bos- ton Bees in the other night game played in the senior circuit last night. Paul Der- ringer was the winning Pitcher. dians. Bosox took both ends of the twin-bill, 8 to 3 and 8 to 5. Buck Newsom failed to add to his string of consecutive vic- tories, now resting at thirteen, when he left the first contest in favor of Benton, with his team ahead, 3 to 2. He was not charg- ed with the loss, however. Cleveland Indians lost their game with the New York Yan- kees, but moved into first place due to the Tigers’ double loss. Yanks were extended to thirteen innings before -they pushed across the final run of the 4 to 3 score. Bob Feller went the route and was charged with the defeat. Chicago White Sox committed five errors in their game with Washington Senators, aiding the} Nats to gain a 5 to 2 decision Dutch Leonard won his tenth game for the Senators. St. Louis-Philadelphia contest was postponed on account of rain. Brooklvn Dodgers eked out a close victory over the Chicago Cubs yesterdav, obtaining one run in each of the first and sec- ond innings to call it a day in the scoring department. Cubs got onlv three hits and one run off the slants of Luke Hamlin. Serre: 2 to 1. New York Giants-Pittsburgh Pirates night game was postpon- ed on account of rain. Two other night contests were played in the senior circuit Results of the games follow: AMERICAN LEAGUE First Game At Boston Detroit Boston | B = Newsom, Benton, Trout, Mc- Kain and Sullivan; Wilson, Oster- mueller and Peacock. ree Second Game At Boston Detgoit R. H. E 512 0 8 12 fith, Seats, Rowe and Teb- betts} “Bagby, Dickman and Glenn. At New York _ Cleveland 3 4 New York 4 0 (13 Innings) Feller and Hemsley; and Dickey. Pearson At Washington R Chicago 2 Washington 5 Dietrich, Brown Leonard ‘and Ferrell. and Tresh; NATIONAL LEAGUE At Chicago RHE Brooklyn 280 Chicago 1 1 NAMES OF TEAM ROSTERS; NEW RULES ADOPTED Roster of eight teams National and American Leagues of the Island City Softball tour; nament were presented at a meet ing of-the leagues held last night at City Hall, with President Va- rela in the chair. Various field rul the second-half of now under chiefly th extra-base rules. Rosters of the clubs were rais- ed to 18 men, including a mana- ger, who is eligible to-play. Team pilots reporting their ros- ters last night, and the men on the teams, were as follows: National Legaue Pepper’s Plumbers—Rcey Ham- lin, manager; P. Baker, J. Villa- real, J. Carbonell, W., Cates, E. Nelson, J. Barcelo, E. Ingraham, D. McCarthy, M. Griffin, L. Stan- 1 H. Gates, C. Gates, ‘B: Han- . E. Higgs and S. Lewis. ; Sawyer’s Barbers—O. Kemp, manager; John Walker, Jasper Walker; C. Sterling, D. Sterling, J. Roberts, J. Navarro, Dom- enech, K. Kerr, J. Russell, N. Gutierrez, A. Griffin, E. Albury G. Hopknis and M. Tynes. Blue Sox—Paul Albury, mana- ger; G. Garcia, J. Garcia, H. Mo- lina, A. Acevedo, M. Acevetio, Alvio Acevedo, M. Arias, Hose Fernandez, F. Caraballo, C. Ros- am, H. Brost, Charles Thompson, George Barber, John Ogden, Eu- gene Roberts, Chino Hernandez and Peter Castro. | American League Merchants—G. Malgrat, mana- ger; Joe Soldano, T. Soldano, A Alonso, Capt. R. Valdez, E. Al- bury. Charles Albury, J. Torres, N. Pita, R. Diamandi, O. Alfon- so, A. Canalejo, L. Espinola, D. Vargas, C. Garcia and M. Perez. NavSta — Clarence Allshouse, manager; F. Delaney, L. Castro, IC. Tanner, L. Gutierrez, M. Her- |mandez, W. Kelly, F. Matthews, W. Curry, W. Jaycocks, Al. Al- bury,-R: Amable, D. Buckley, J | Lopez, C. Sands and Geo. Reid. CCC—Charles Forsythe, mana- ger; E. Hamilton, B. McCarthy, )W. Barfield, J. Prado, J. Barts, W. Wylie. C. Almeda, M. Best, F Skiner, F. Steele, J. Arrant, J. House, A. Williams and F. Whit- ledge. | USS. Lea—Farrin, {L. Surran, W. Tryon, J. Smith, R. Resse, A. Klink, H. Rothen- |garh, W. Jones. N. Stephenson, 3. Malonev. E. Fillingham, A Fricke, E. Spear, R. Sullivan and W. Wilson Key West Conchs—A. ‘Lastres, |Sr.. manager; Arthur Thompson, R. Arnold. G. Lastres, A. Lastres. O. Cardova. J. Aritas. D. Roberts, \o Garcia. W. Webb D Flood. O for play in > schedule abridged, to do with swats and manager; O'Connor. D. Fernandez, G. Ear- lv. J. Menendez and O. Esquin- aldo. LEAGUE SUE STANDINGS AMERICAN LEAGUE Club— Cleveland Detroit ©! Boston New York Chicago Washington Philadelphia St. Louis NATIONAL LEAGUE aioe League Baseball) ch W. "(Cincinnati 52 Brooklyn 49 New York 42 Chicago 43 St. Louis 33 | Pittsburgh 32 Boston 27 Philadelphia 26 NATIONAL LEAGUE (Kéy West Softball) Hamlin and Phelps, Mahcuso; = Mooty. Page and Hartnett. “ae Boston Cincinnati 490 Salvo and -Berres; Derringer U. and Hershberger. Night Gate At St. Lonis HE. Philadelphia * 70 St. Louis Mulcahy and Atwood; Cooper and Owen. These 12 states could elect the ,President of the U. S.: California, Tllinois, Indiana, Massachusetts, Michigan, Missouri, New Jerséy, New ‘York, North Carolina, Ohio. Pennsylvania, Texas. Key West Conchs S. Marines ‘WSS. Léa NaySta ccc Merchants ferson City friendly rat terrier as the “dig- gingest dog alive”. into a hole after a rabbit that it took the police rescue squad three hours to uncover him. ground * He dug so far TONIGHT First Game—Blue Sox vs. Pep- per’s Plumbers (National League). Second Game—CCC vs. USS Lea (American-League). FRIDAY NIGHT First Game—NaySta vs. U. S. Marines (American League). Second Game—Sawyer’s Bar- bers vs. Pepper’s Plumbers (Na- tional League). The American Medical Direc- lists 195,104 physicians in edition, noting increases # for 38 statés and the district of | Colombia. 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