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

THESDAY, AU rYESDAY, AUGUST 27 . 1940 PLUMBERS DROPPED CLOSE isn ce — TO —— /- “RUNS EN FWO INNINGS EACH; EXCITING TILT Game; Redlegs Split, a a NAVSTA OVERWHELMED INDIANS ADDED HALF. ccc’S IN OPENER OF DOUBLEHEADER AT PARK = LAST NIGHT NEW YORK, Aug. 27.—Bob 1 LEAD OVER RAIN- ED OUT TIGERS AND YANKS (Special to The Citizen) NEW YORK, Aug. 27.—Two Feller’s relief pitching saved the} veteran moundsmen, toed the slab Exciting plays in the nightcap game for the Cleveland Indians of a softball twin bill at-Bayview yesterday when the Washington Park last night featured the Saw- Senators threatened in the sev- yer’s Barbers’ close victory over'enth and thereby enabled the the National League-leading Pep- | Tribe to add a half-game to their per’s Plumbers, 7-6. lead over the rained-out Tigers Both teams scored all their’ and Yanks. Tuns in two innings eache Only one man had been taken Plumbers counted twice in the care of in the seventh frame initial frame when Cates tripled ; when-Feller togk over the pitch- after two batters before him had ing duties. The tying run was on been walked. In their half of the second. He retired the next two same frame, Barbers went the batters in quick order and blank- Peppers one better. Kerr’s sin- ed the Nats the rest of the way. gle, Sterling’s triple and Russell's ‘ The victory, 3 to 2,.ended the In- double, combined. with an error dians’ four-game losing streak. by Baker, produced a trio of _Manager Joe Cronin’s double in the Cincinnati-Philadelphia ‘doubleheader yesterday and both pitched superb ball—so much so, that the honors were evenly di- vided as far as victory was con- cerned. Bucky Walters was the hero of the opener as he twirled and batted his Reds to triumph. Hold- ing the Phillies to five safeties, he produced one of the Cincy club’s trio of markers by blast- ing his first homer of the season. | Final count was 3 to 2. The win was Walters’ 18th of the year. The dependable Syl Johnson ran off with the prize in the afterpiece. Despite the fact he markers. and single, senaing three players | was bucking some of the heaviest Barbers wound up their scor-' across the plate, enabled the Bos-|hitters in the National League ton Red Sox to overcome an early St. Louis Brown lead and finally take the contest, 7 to 6. Again relief hurling played an ing in the third with a four-run blast that gave them a lead that was never overcome. The mark- ers were accounted for by a ; ‘ yi triple, a double and four singles. important part in ultimate vie- Ward, who started on the mound ‘ry. After four runs had been for the losers, was sent to the scored off the slants of young showers in this inning, relieved Earl Johnson, Jim Bagby went in by Hancock, who MaTEaEeaTe way to pitch for the Bosox in the third to Clarence Gates. inning. He kept the Brownies Plumbers threatened in the |Under contfol for five innings, fourth canto with a four-run'but in the ninth, after the Sox blast but the Barbers weathered |4@d counted twice in the eighth the storm and blanked the op- and he was coasting with a 7 to 5 : “..4 margin, he eased up enough to position the rest of the way. Two : hae oe walks, two singles and a_ two-/@llow the lowly St. Louis boy - shove over a pair of markers, atest: gave the Reppert elt sast.oneishoet of a tie, Excellent pitching by Gates in| Results ae the sixtn inning kept the Bar-; AME RHE bers’ total of runs-to seven. The _ At Boston 680 bases were loaded and no outs. A Saris . at tough spot for any moundsman. x c However, the resourcefulness of| Harris, Trotter and Swift; Jqhn- Gates came to the fore and he $0", Bagby and Foxx. struck out the next two batters os eee and forced the third to pope out pcitiss medi ons ¥ to the catcher. : ns Washington 0 In the opening frame, iggs poled the Ball into right field. |_ Harder, iad — a Russell, in that position, dropped Leonard and Ferrell. it but D. Sterling, backing him/ up, snagged the sphere before it hit the ground. Leading hitters were: Cates, double and triple; Sterling, triple and -two singles, and Russell, triple and double. «= TEAGUE STANDINGS Plumbers 642 a - Score by innings: Barbers 713 2 Ward, Hancock, C. Gates and AMERICAN LEAGUE Ingraham; N. Castro, J. Walker (Major League Baseball) and pope age Club— w: L. Pet. Cleveland 72 50 STATION PLAYERS Detroit = 69 : IN RALLY TO WIN iNew York =") 542 For four innings in the opening Boston - 66 537 contest of the doubleheader at Chicago - me 525 the park last night, it seemed as Washington 52 433 thopgh the CCC’s would actually st. Louis _._ 51 43 411 win another game in the Amer- Philadelphia 2 46 71 .393 ican League race. —-o— Barrs, starting hurler for the NATIONAL LEAGUE Campers, held the heavy-hitting (Major League Baseball) NavSta to three hits in that Cjub— WwW. L. Pet. period. In the meantime, his Cincinnati 75 44 .630 teainmates had piled up a lead of Brooklyn 67 51 568 71 to 0 for him. Came the fifth st Louis _ i 61 54 .530 ipning—gone were the Campers’ |New York _. 61 55 .526 jhopes. Two errors and tw0/pittsburgh 59 58 .504 walks placed Barrs in a bad sit- Chicago 61 61 .500 yation and to the showers he | Boston 3 46 71 .393 went. Barfield toed the slab. philadelphia 39 75 342 Two hits, another walk and more EE. errors’ Result: the Station boys NATIONAL LEAGUE scored nine runs, took the lead {Key West Softball) apd later the game. Final score.) Cjyp— W. L. Pet. 13-9. Pepper’s Plumbers 9 2 #818 iL. Castro, pitcher for the vic- Sawyer’s Barbers 7 4 636 tors, fanned six players and_ SAPS OEE walked four. Barrs walked five. AMERICAN LEAGUE Barfield four and Bn eos two. (Key West Softball) Leading batter was Jones, three cyyp— w. gut of four. Key West Conchs 5 Score by innings: Merchants 5 RH E'Uss. Noa 4 = 4 2 1 Chicago at New York, postpon- ed, rain. Detroit at Philadelphia, post- poned, rain. oe 13 9 a NavSta NaySta U. S. Marines Barrs, © Barfield, " Almeda and lece Pardo; L. Castro and Allshouse. Wasor LEAGUE 5 ODA GAMES 5 = TOMORROW NIGHT AMERICAN TEAGUE : First Game—Pepper’s Plumb- Chicago at New York. jers vs. Sawyer’s Barbers (Na- leveland at Washington. tional Legaue). Detroit at Philadelphia, two Second Game—Key West games. st Louis at Boston, .not ‘sched- | League). uled. FRIDAY NIGHT NATIONAL ; UE | First Game—U S. Marines vs. New York at Chicago. jKey West Conchs (American Brooklyn at Pittsburgh, two/League). games. j Second Game—Sawyer’s Bar-| Boston at: St. Louis. Philadelphia at Cincinnati. |bers vs. Pepper’s Plumbers (Na tional League). and although his club is in the bottom of the circuit, Johnson came through with a three-hit one-run performance as his team- mates pounded two Redleg pitch- | ers for 10 safeties and six mark- ers. King Carl Hubbell seems to fit the role of a relief hurler these days rather than that of a starter. Going to the rescue of a fellow moundsman yesterday for the second time in three days, he squelched whatever idea the Chicago Cubs may have had about winning the game. New York Giants built up an 8-I lead for Harry Gumbert in the first four innings, climaxed by a five- run rally in the fourth, but the Bruins sent four runners across the plate in their half of that canto—and that is where Hub- bell came into the picture. From then on, the Cubs never had a chance, going scoreless the re- maining five frames. Score: 10- 5. Results of the games: NATIONAL LEAGUE At Chicago R. HE. ryp New York ee Chicago -511 2 Gumbert, Hui bell and Dan- ning; Olsen, Root and Todd. First Game At Cincinnati R. HE. Philadelphia 5 Cincinnati 8 Frye, Smoll and Warren; Wal- ters and Lombardi. Second Game At Cincinnati Ee. Philadelphia 2 1 Cincinnati aS 0 Syl Johnson and Warren; Shoffner, Riddle and Baker. Brooklyn at Pittsburgh, post- poned, rain. WHAT’S A REEF WITHOUT A REEL? (Ry Associated Pres) HONOLULU, Aug. 27.—Re- mote fanton island, a_ coral horseshoe set in the_vast Pacific, now has a hotel complete with movies and other modern con-; veniences. 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