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

FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 1940 Tigers Down Threatening Yanks And Maintain A Narrow Margin FOURTH-INNING SEVEN-RUN RALLY Bi BLASTED BOSOX FOR INDIANS; DODGERS GAINED ON WINNING REDLEGS WITH Sept. 13.—De- troit Tigers’ ability to come from behind in their game with the gave them the right in the leadership of the American League, three points ahead of the Tribe. With the score tied at 2-2 going into the seventh inning, the shoved over a lead. how- world’s champions lone marker to take the They didn’t hold it long, ever. Realizing that sole run would mean if the Yanks held on to the slim lead, the Bengals went to bat in the eighth ‘blood in their eyes”. When st of battle had . cleared ad not only overtaken the New Yorkers but had a pair of runs to spare. Final score: 6 to 3. Meanwhile, the Cleveland In- dians, by virtue of a fourth-in- ning seven-run rally, blasted the Boston Red Sox to keep pace with the Tigers. At the same time, the Tribe stretched its lead over the Yankees to a game-and- a-half. The seven-run splurge was produced with the combina- tion of a double steal and seven hits. Mel Harder limited the Bosox to a trio of safeties. Final score: 7 to 1. Led by first sacker Jack San- ford, who pounded the ball for a triple, double and single, the Washington Senators went to vic- tory over the St. Louis Browns, 7-2. Rookie Arnold Anderson handcuffed the Brownies with a half-dozen bingles. Chicago White Sox beat out the Philadelphia Athletics in the ninth frame of the afterpiece of a doubleheader, 4-3, when a pinch homer by Silvestri sent Kreevich across the plate with the decid- ing marker. Dietrich blanked the A’s in the opener, 1-0. Brooklyn Dodgers picked up 3 half-game on the leading Cin- cinnati Reds yesterday. The Rhinelanders took both ends of a twin bill with the Pittsburgh Pi- rates. 7-0 and 7-4. Hugh Casey was the hero of both games. In the curtain-raiser he held the Bucs to three hits and went in as a relief pitcher in the nightcap to save the contest for the Flat- bush nine. Redlegs did away York Giants’ hopes of copping the National League flag when they defeated the New Yorkers, 9-4, yesterday. Th loss eliminat- ed any mathematical chance of Bill Terry's boys overtaking the leaders. Gene Thompson had blanked the Giants for eight in- nings but weakened in the ninth to allow the opposition’s register- ing of four runs. Boston Bees slugged out a dou- ble victory over the St. Louis Cardinals. both by one-sided scores, 17-7 and 6-1. Bees garner- ed 21 safe blows in the initial fracas and Redbirds blasted a pair of homers. Bill Nicholson's circuit and Larry French's pitching paved the way Chicago Cub 5-1 triumph the Philadelphia Phillies. Results of the games: WATIONAL LEAGUE At New York R. HE Cincinfiati * New York Thompson and Lohrman, Carpenter ning. = First Game At Brooklyn Ez Pittsburgh 1 Brooklyn 12 0 Heintzelman, Lanning and Lo- pez, Fernandes; Casey and Man- ouso. what clout five-hit for a over 411 1 Lombardi; and Dan- Second Game At Brooklyn R.HE Pittsburgh 410 1 Brooklyn 212 1 Butcher,, Lanahan and Davis, CHAMP [CHAMP SERES OPENS TONIGHT Delayed opening of the soft- championship series of an is Batteries for Pepper's Plumbers and Key West Senchs will be selected just | ‘before game-time. Each club) porsesses a trio of mounds- men. Ingraham will backstop for the Pipe-Fitters and Men- endez for the junier boys. Merchants will engage Nev- Sta in the second game of the evening. The opener will be of nine-inning duration. with New 913 14 DOUBLE VICTORY (Special to The Citizen) Lopez; Hamlin, Casey and Phelps, ; Mancuso. First Game At Boston RHE St. Louis @eu 4 Boston 1721 1 Bowman, Lanier, Doyle and Padgett; Tobin and Berres. Second Game At Boston H.E St. Louis 6 1 Boston 15 2 Cooper, Hutchinson and Owen Posedel and Borskie. Chicago Philadelphia French and Todd; S. Johnson, Smoll, Wilson and Atwood. At Philadelphia R. E 0 2 AMERICAN LEAGUE At Detroit R. HE New York wAal>a Detroit 691 Donald, Breuer and Dickey; Rowe and Sullivan. At Cleveland Boston Cleveland Ostermueller, and Foxx; Harder and Pytlak. First Game At Chicago Philadelphia Chicago Ross and F. “Hayes; Dietric! and Tresh. Second Game At Chicago Philadelphia Chicago — Ross and F. Hay: Turner. At St. Louis Washington St. Louis Anderson and Early; Kenn * better: THERE’S CURRICULAR CURE FOR THAT PAIN IN NECK By BETTY CLARKE, AP Feature Service Writer relaxing, going to If you have trouble maybe you should be school. “Do-Nothing Classes” that teach students to relax are pop- ular in many colleges. The courses are the result of medical and physical education research. The theory is that unusued or little-used muscles play a_ big part in bringing about that pent- up feeling. Dr. Josephine, Rathbone, of Columbia university, pioneer in corrective gymnastics, not only veaches students how to relax but teaches them how to teach others. Her textbook on ~ corrective physical education reads like a medical journal, but she can also: talk in layman’s terms. For instance, she says she has found that one of the most pre- valent American complaints is a Pain in the neck. The neck and shoulder muscles are used very little, she says, and she has a remedy. She almost always varies exer- cises to suit the needs of the pupil. She insists that her classes be small and that each pupil gets personal attention. She emphasizes the importance of medical examinations. Sports Calendar And Statistics | I" MAJOR LEAGUES’ GAMES TODAY AMERICAN LEAGUE Philadelphia ai Chicago, games. Washington at St. Louis. Boston at Cleveland. New York at Detroit. NATIONAL LEAGUE Chicage at Philadelphia. St. Louis at Boston. - Cincinnati at New York. Pittsburgh at Brooklyn. two CHAMPIONSHIP SOFTBALL SERIES (Bayview Park Field, 8:00 p.m.) TONIGHT First Game—Pepper’s Plumb- ers (National League champs) vs. Key West Conchs (American League champs). Second Game—Merchants vs. ; NavSta. MONDAY NIGHT First Game—Key West Conchs vs. Pepper’s Plumbers. Second Game—Nav-Sta_ vs | Merchants. WEDNESDAY NIGHT First Game—Pepper’s Plumb- ‘ers vs. Key West Conchs. Second Game—Merchants__ vs. NavSta. FRIDAY NIGHT First Game—Key West Conchs vs. Pepper's Plumbers. Second Game—Merchants vs. Nav-Sta. BASEBALL GAMES (Navy Field, 2:00 p. m.) SUNDAY First Game—U:S. Marines vs Key West Conchs. Second Game—Blue Sox vs. C.G.C. Pandora. LEAGUE MEETINGS BASEBALL Announcement was made at last meeting that inasmuch as there will be no regular session next week, the signatures of four managers on a petition, will be 3 sufficient to order the president's ~ calling of a meeting to settle any important matters arising in the meantime. SOFTBALL Next meeting of players and managers scheduled for purpose of organizing another league. Will be held night after cham- | enenemenerumemuanmmss Fionship series termination. STANDINGS AMERICAN LEAGUE (Major League Baseball) Club— Wt, Detroit 79 58 Cleveland 78 58 New York = 76 59 Boston 93-66 Chicago ee Washington 59 78 St. Louis 56 82 Philadelphia 50 81 NATIONAL LEAGUE (Major League ae Club— L. Cincinnati Me 47 Brooklyn 80 57 Pittsburgh = 70 63 St. Louis 68 64 New York 66 68 Chicago 67 70 Boston 58 79 Philadelphia 43 91 7 ISLAND CITY LEAGUE (Key West Baseball) (First Doubleheader Postponed) Club— W. L. Pet Key West Conchs -000 Trojans - Seat .000 \Paates —__ -000 Key West Juniors .000 Blue Sox = U.S. Marines ____ C.G.C. Pandora LEGALS ! NOTICE TO CREDITORS Prebate Law 1933 State of Florida, County of Monre and each i and re uu are hereby to present any ds which you, or ay have against the DI Bernard Roberts, al- as Ulric B. Roberts, de- late of said County, to the Judge of Monroe ‘County, i his office in the court Sey West, Florida, within ar months from the ‘st publication of this aim or demand must and must state the esidence and post office the Claimant, and must n to by the elaimant, his j agent, or his attorney, or the same wi become ¥eid according to law. This sth day of September, 1940. CORINE NORCISA, A@ministratrix of the Estate of Viric Bernard Roberts, also known of Ulric B. Roberts, de- ceased. County, of Florida sept6-13-20- . Bonds of Monroe County, THE KEY WEST CITIZEN CLAYTON STERLING £LIIIVMODIOIOLI IOI IOI aI ao A BUYING GUIDE | TO KEY WEST Firms Listed In This Space Are Specialists In Their Field, They Are Reliable and Worthy of Your Business. TOPPED NATIONAL & HITTERS WITH .479 FINAL AVERAGES OF CIRCUIT GAVE CROWN TO BARBER CAPTAIN: WM. CATES SEC- OND, .442 MD Clayton Sterling, captain and first baseman of Sawyer’s Bar- bers, led the hitters of the Na- tional Softball League just ended, final averages reveal Sterling faced opposing pitch- ers 48 times, belted their slants into safe territory on 23 of those occasions, scored 17 runs and wound up with the impressive mark of .479. William Cates, second sacker of Pepper's Plumbers, and also team captain, was 35 points be- hind in second place. Included in his average of .442 were 23 safe- ties in 52 chances at the plate and 17 scored runs. Oscar Ward, pitcher-outfielder of the Plumpers, brought up third position, .415. Final averages show the fol- lowing players hitting .300 or Player— AB RH. Ave. M. Griffin, PP 9 2 6 555 C. Sterling, SB _ 48 17 23 479 W. Cates, PP ____52 17 23 442 O. Ward, PP 24 210 415 J. Villareal, PP _56 23 22 .384 J. Barcelo, PP 49 1418 .367 Higgs, PP 5019 17 .340 Kerr, SB 53 12 18 .339 J. Navarro, SB 511317 .333 P. Baker, PP 56 18 18 321 D. McCarthy, SB 53 917 .318 Domenech, SB .48 12 15 .312 E. Albury, SB 39 512 .307 E. Nelson, PP 391212 .307 J. Russell, SB 46 714 304 F. Lopez, SB 20 2 6 .300 LEGALS CIRCUIT, FOR MONROE COUNTY, ORIDA. IN CHANCERY. No. 7-378 PAULINE SHAPIRO WEBER, Plaintiff, Defendant. ORDER FOR PUBLICATION TO required to ap- peas to of Complaint in the above ce and entitled cause vere October 7th, 1940, otherwise the ms therein will be taken as paper Florida. DONE published in y AND ORDERED this ) oss C Sawy j of the Circuit Court, Monroe Nounty, Florida By (Sd) Florence E. Sawyer, Deputy Clerk. al or unmatured original ad and Bridge or Highway All offerings s rial numbers of bonds, e, daic of issue, date of maturity, and price asked. The offer must specific state exactly what coupons are attached and will vered with the bonds for the sked. Bonds that are in de- rest must be offered at ce which price shall be to be the price usked bonds WITH 4 OF PAST DUE, OR UNPAID COUPOD D, and notice is hereby if any such coupons have prior to delivery of any bonds pted andjor purchased hereunder, the face value of such | missing coupons will be deducted from purchase price, and offerings must be submitted on this basis Sealed envelope containing sach offerings shall plainly state on its face that a preposal for the County bonds. rved to reject any {ferings or portions of of- been detache MPS ‘STATE BOARD OF ADMINISTRA- TION OF FLORIDA, Fred P. Cone, Governor, as Presi- dent, J.'M. Lee, Secretary, W. V. 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