The Key West Citizen Newspaper, April 17, 1941, Page 3

gee UPSDA salLORS HANDED 4TH LOSS IN ROW; MARINES VICTORS IMPROVED ARMY SOFTBALL- ERS THREW SCARE IN SEC- OND GAME LAST NIGHT: PLUMBERS WON, 10-5 APPT 17. 1¢ The hap ten dropped its fourth game in the y ng cnd of a softball twin bill k last night. U.S napE back from their loss of the new ted the Sailor be errors figured in except for a Navy all 1e scoring GOLF SWING TUNE-UP By CRAIG WOOD Augusta Master Golf Champion 2. THE GRIP: The first great principle that must be remember- ; ed is that the fingers, wrists and fcrcarms supply the motive pow- er necessary to propel the ball. Great physical strength is not necessary, but what is important is that the strength applied be not misspent. For a correct grip take club in your left hand, overlap » the right hand on the left leaving three knuckles of the left hand exposed. This gives the effect of V on both hands. The V of the the! THE REY WEST CITIZEN A. THOMPSON HANDED’ HORNETS FIRST MIDGET BASKET TOURNEY LOSS A free-scoring veteran midget of Harry Colgate’s Hot Shots ad- ministered the first defeat suffe ed by Ralph Arnold’s Hornets in the junior high school basketball tournament. The upset, occurrir in a twin bill nightcap yest jafternoon, can be credited to a} single player, Arthur “Reese” Thompson. The speedy Hot Shot! \forward practically defeated the Hornets singlehanded as he ran| up a total of 30 points against | the hithertofore unbeatable rook- LOST AGAIN: YANKS| BOW 0 AT ATHLETICS INDIANS BLANKED WHITE! SOX: IMPROVED a BLASTED CHAMPION T.| GERS (Specint to The Citizen) NEW YORK, April 17.—The jes of diminutive Arnold, Hit.,'%° strongest clubs of the Na- ting the hoop from all angles, | tional league, according to ex- Thompson sank 13 field goals perts, experienced their second; four out of seven foul shots. He |Straight setback yesterday after- | was 22 points ahead of the next ,n00n highest Shot, Del Valle, who net-} The brother battery of Mort ted eight markers. jand Walker Cooper, working to- | ui fitole «Ut de N REDS AND DODGERS OSIM TNS TT A tea MEE TRADE AT HOME AND SAVE THE DIFFERENCE These merchants have qualified as leaders in their divisions ... each deserves ______ ++ each deserves your Wheithoarted support. FOR QUALITY PRINTING THE ARTMAN PRESS The Citizen Building Call 51 READ ‘THE KEY. WEST DAILY CITIZEN AGE THREF . : . : q ; . 4 : : . Jone run ne sixth nae: left hand should point to the left’ “Final score of the game was /gether for the first time, was too! i Three hits, a base on balls and shoulder and the V of the right ojose, 48-42. The defeat was the much for the Cincinnati Reds, | two ener ee ec he y sate hand to the right shoulder. first for the Hornets in nine {Who bowed to the St. Louis Car-! Bee iim net ona vahothen = starts and established the Col- anes Ato: Mort bested John- R J] G ] DA A I R E AS A REMINDER— ; : sepyleqasie — gate midgets as present leaders ny Vander Meer in a tight pitch- brace of n eu oo four ae eflih ek (olimney iaccond Hale ling duel, limiting the “unbeat- SALES AND SERV a CE Leok Your Best! Come to us with your Ge eee d eve a oe Here's the scoring: dable Bedlee: 6 five hits. See Them Now — On Disp! BEAUTY NEEDS. . .we specialize in all ed home plate in the fourth with- ———<———— ., Colgate log ea ones poe UNIVERSAL VACUUM "CLEANERS branches of BEAUTY CULTURE. out the aic a single safe blo ie ae : wes : ut 4 a nes see SOFTBALL Thom paod 5 Bes oe ape e! Sor and EASY WASHERS La Concha Beauty Salon iz 's! e| ee oy jut- errors allowed the runners to (Bayview Park, 7:30 p.m.) Nae GUL akey, cuthit ane edit lee 1212 Varela Street Phone:278 Thomasine Miller. Phone’ 128 spel Serr ee TOMORROW NIGHT Hall but four errors proved their oss 1¢ only “clean” ,.marker,,.re-! First Game—NavStas vs. Pep-|no > downfall, However, they couldn’t | ik Fro corded by the victors came in pers Plumbers. Calero aon ae cething “with ihe teadsiaaes 4 m Any .NEW DELUXE. - during’ the sixth frame. A smash- |" Second Game—Sawyer’s Bar- lp Well. 12 safeties garnered off the delivery ectrical Currene-sDAYTON PeerER PUMP ing triple by Langley and a high Nut eERaEl . Wells se Hac Giumhect C ROBER fly to right dhalked up the @arn-|°°°S VS — S.C, R. Barber 11} ALLEN - Ue % Gee | MONDAY NIGHT @ lechonesl 19| . Boston Bees downed the Phila- 4 RUNNING WATER Navy. the only ‘club of the _ First Game—U.S, Navy vs. U.S. Pierce 5 Danaea Sates a _ General \ league failing to improve with Marines P. Colgate 4 iChicag aoa ey a a x risks aa A 00, [DAYTON Automatic Water Sys Merchandise ' each succeeding game, went Second Game—NavStas vs. Score by quarters: i Rai ee ee 0 tems operate from electric eur _ ere scoreless Until the third. A brace Sawyer’s Barbers. Colgate Be oe etSae eth eee diner Chee on hed eee Ue \) of sizzling safeties and a base on WEDNESDAY NIGHT Arnold 428 ad daiieese Whe So with two hits as & NOTA! le Lier | if Wholesale and Retail balls accounted for two runs, fol- First Game—Pepper’s Plumb-, Robert Hamlin’s Garlic Snap- ifs parclaeres peu re a pair RY 1 wed untless advantages, Galvanized Roofi : 9 vani lowed by three in the fourth on ers vs. NavStas. pers defeated George Barber's) Lanes aac : 0 Fen i With a DAYTON, you can have —e anize: ‘ings two hits. two walks and-an er-| Second Game—U.S, Army vs.(Bombers, 94-21, in the opener}, [OW , Couscelpais Mhletics Q PUBLIC running water anywhere in your Ship Chandlery ror, one of two charged against U.S. Navy. |yesterday. blasted theln way, (to a 10 tavern home, ready at the turn of a faucet Carey Cement the Marines, = Snappers, paced by Guerro with peict lover os Yankees of New q —for bath, kitchen and laundry,, Roofing The three-run Navy rally in BASKETBALI 14 points, established an early York; St. Louis Browns smother- \ 300 Foire bathing ts get cut of Satie fue anivilt sent, staring apitcher >) 7) lead and were never threatened. /¢@ the Detroit Tigers, 8 to 1, be- z is entirely automatic, trouble H.B. Davis’ 100 Per \ Richardson to the showers,| (High School Gym, 3:30 pm.) ‘Everett Rosam, eight; A. Lastres!hind four-hit by Alden | Auker, & ce and guaranteed, giving the | Nothing on a market waar penta Rie : ahow ers and March, four cach, were next and Boston Red Sox nosed Wash- ': : same dependable service as city like if for the money! Cent Paints & Oils Spak« o relieved him, shutout Jynior High Tourney Second-Half }~ a jington Senators, 8-7, in a slugfest. The Citizen Office water mains. Let us tell you how ea an highest scorers. of the vic : = as PIERCE. BROS turned in a five-hit pectoris TOpay: Cabana, nine; Everett Seeing: | Results of the games: A "i low cost will be justified many ¥ William and Caroline last week nst the heavy-hit- . First Game—McCown vs. Cor- eight, and Saunders, four, did all | At ee ganas eo Fleming and Elizabeth Sts.. Streets tine Sawyer’s Barbers. ; dova. the point-getting for the Bomb- iladelphia . E SOLD O very little control of the ball and’ McMahon. Score by quarters: ila a a = eae WAT Fe elle aaikad mostierenst TOMORROW Hamlin 1 14 22 g¢| Salvo and Berresi “Penreon, A CH AND JEWELRY REPAIRING 5 Sees, eons, 1 Renato. (8:15 p. m) Barber 2 8 gt ere et Evinpion: N ——AT REASONABLE PRICES — TRY US NEXT TIME the Devil Dog twirler, whipped, First Game—Harris School iE aoe ae (een te FRANK Ge ball acre with plenty of vs Division ror School (first he i eee x oe a A RR. When your Bill Heads run low or if you are speed but there was no_ telling rammar series). { need usiness Cards, En- Pheer aia Gone ie ethic) Second Gare =Colmsts va STANDINGS Brooklyn uid 6 4| ) H . 604 Duval Street in wf Business Letter Heads or nel eat _ Gumbert and Danning; Higbe 8 | Diamonds - Watches - Jewelry velopes, phone 51 and a representative will call. . Hitting honors were carried off, Third Game—Menendez | ue Owen. ' Souvenirs - Gifts by Sherik, who pumped three | Barber. Island City Softball League Re et _ . balls into safe territory for that MONDAY | First-Half At Cincinnati RH Ep | _ Sot Duval Sivest The Old Reliable Since 1898 many singles. Langley’s triple] ping Sy ‘ ss ee 7 |St. Louis 47.0) 4 mnt eee was produced in his only official thee Gane Corina Vea eae W. L. Pet. Cincinnati 252 & appearance at the plate. Herring °'c_,, ea : i aioe fe > 0 1000! , M: Cooper and W. Cooper; Van- vo out r : 4 — Por ianingt OR ® TUESDAS EDS Merges 2) 667) Pittsburgh at Chicago, post- N FU N E R AL 374 001 0-15 9 2, First Game—Hamlin vs, Arn-|U.S. Army ee haat Far er oe ) Navy 002 300 0— 5 8 11|0ld. aay er sere | Richardson, Spakes and Thomp-} Second | Game—Colgate si ERIC. ) H 0 M E son; Peters,"Nandret: and Welles, | Menendez . Junior High School Basketball | 4, amare emt & \ —_—— WEDNESDAY | Tournament | Chicago 021 \ Dignified Army, presenting a stronger First Game—Cordova vs. Mc- Second-Half | and 6 6 0 Sympathetic lineup with the addition of sev- | Mahon. Club— W. L. Pct.! mith, Appleton and Tresh; & Courtesy q eral players and shifting of oth-, Second Game—McCown _ vs. |Colgate 2 0 1.000|Milner and Hemsley, \ ers, gave Pepper's Plumbers a|Barber. McMahon 1 0 1.000} — \ Licensed Embalmer seare for four innings of the sec- —- Cordova 1 0 1.000} At New York R.H.E. ) ond game last night BASEBALL Hamlin 1 1 .500|Philadelphia 1013 1 Ambulance Service Until the fifth frame, the Sol . i Arnold 1 500'New York 210 1 diers battled the defending city (Majer Leagues) Menendez 0 1 000) Potter and Hayes; Breuer. iY Lady Attendant champions on practically even TODAY McCown 0 1 .000 Murr Peck, Stranceau and PHONE 848 terms. They came right back in American Barber 0 2 .000| Dickey. theix halt of the opening.frame! Cy icaao at Cleveland. End of First-Half | = \) Have Fan! Cheap! Never Sleep haslepenah ey Gals 22 2nd! philadelphia at New York. Club— W. L. Pet.} At St. Louis R. HE. ® anit ent one-up.in the gegond inning po oit at St. Lowis araakt 7 0 1.000} Detroit £4 S37 aha holding: tli. PEppers S§0re- |W sshingtorag! ton. McCown 5 2 .714/St. Louis 814 0 \ a RR Collin fk tT Mcncaden 5 2 .714] . Newsom Trout and Sullivan; \ ve ‘OL ah aka > game 0! New York at Brooklyn McMahon 3 4 .429}Auker and Swift tne nae anes Barns on SE licisish Cisdnnatl Colgate 3 4 42 | a 4 In Every Town fifth and sixth innings. Pittsburgh at Chicago |Cordova 3 4 .429! At Boston R. i. £. \ Gree / “Army produced its. brace of! Boston at Philadelphia Barber 1 6 .143| Washington 716 1 a eee ast | =n 1 6 (M3) Boston 5133. | REXALL STORE agra ity hit Th (ea SER Serene Mastersor Carasquel, Dean, Is The Rin ueeecraripeanl ies MAJOR BASEBALL LEAGUES Anderson and Ferrell, Evans: | s The Best score In ne second was ned : +pti fe ie seapecand peas unearned Today’ s Birthdays RES | Wagner, Hughson, Harris and \ Prescription Store! Three singles in the last-half of meen =, Club— Ww L. 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