The Key West Citizen Newspaper, May 5, 1941, Page 3

MONDAY, MAY 5, CARDS AND INDIANS | DIAMOND SOFTBALL LEAD IN | srerunc, CATES 1 THE KEY WEST. CITIZEN | CIPD OMIDIOOIDIDOIIIIIIE TOS. RUNNING WILD; ADD | DATA ANOTHER TRIUMPH Beh sen ST. LOUIS DOWNED BOSTON’ " The official box score of a BEES AND CLEVELAND baseball game may be mighty .@, important to lots of persons, but SApeweED | WARIINGTON® to the fellow who’s never had it 1S Wii Web hove scored SENATORS explained’ it's just so much fine a = ‘print: | five straight victories, after (Special to The Citizen) It’s a’ metto@ ‘of’ concise, skele- | dropping their season opener, to- | NEW YORK, May 5.—There |tonized reportitig that carries al- night tackle Sawyer’s Barbers in seems to be no stopping the St. most enough ififormation in it to'g pattle for leadership of the ABR HPO'AESH} Hea, oe aes ries poe pig a | bil cha ecanteies \Island: City Softball league. Sterling, 1b. 4°02 9 10 0 nidisins: ii AOR belts er oie bc Aa : By ing the way for 3k Ca a aps crushing all opposition in their|ers wHo participated, with the pe pareity weyinie te a at Mo R path. position listed: after each—ib for|the crucial fight, tonight's sec- ee ee, Cleveland made it ten in a first base, rf for right field, ss‘for |ond-game opponents pounded out ¢ fg 000 000 00001 row yesterday afternoon, burying shortstop, and so on. Their names | impressive decisions Friday eve- Standings: the Washington Senators, 12-4. are listed in the order in which 'ying Marines, wHo rolled over Cink. W. L. Pet, The Tribe blasted a trio of Nat they went to bat. Opposite each | Navy 22-5, produced all recogniz- St, Augustine 12 3 800 moundsmen for 15 safeties, and name are the figures on that Jafeti in their 16:hit attack, (DeLand ll 4 733 although a pair of Indian hurlers player’s performance. They are, |€4 safeties in their 16- i aes pee gave up 11 bingles the Senators in order: including bunts, Texas leaguers, were held to just four markers. AB—meaning official times at doubles, triples and a homer by Over in the National f€ague, bat (not necessarily, and not even | Rathbun, the rangy first sacker. Billy Southworth’s boys ran their ieee os rae aa oe Barbers, half-game out of victory string to nine. Bunching times that player wen 0 e werlt! the Devil Dogs jwo: better five of their seven hits in the plate). De i eighth, the Redbirds scored all R—the he jin hitting but scored six ru less in defeating NavSta, 16 their runs to down the Boston scored, Bees, 3-1. St. Louis was held hit- H—his hits, regardless of! Majority of the Hair-Cutter blows less for six innings. The Cooper whether they were singles, dou- brother battery performed for bles, triples, or homers (that the Cards: comes later). Buck Newsom won his second; O—the number of game of the season as the; De-, with which he was credited: dur- troit Tigers: walloped New York's | ing his fielding work. ij i A Aacicees, 10-1, Buck muffled the A—the number of he |carried the Marines to all their | Today’ Yanks’ big’ gunswith/a: five-hit made in the field. triumphs, and Nero Cane, os ated: performance. Rudy: York punch- You can check the total on of the Sawyer pitching staff. T! id ed a four-bagger in the fourth the “R” column to get the “midget catchers of the league, an F. Gosden, the ‘Amos’ with one on. score of the game. The num- Thompson of the Devil Dogs, and of the famous radio team, born Old Lefty Grove finally broke bers for each team in the “ Hopkins of the Barbers, will at Richmond, Va., 42 Years ago. into the victory circle. Touched column must add up to 27-3 |work behind the plate. - | for eight bingles and four runs Pputouts per inning for nine in- | Army and Navy tangle in the’ Chrissopher Morley. of New| by the St. Louis Browns, Ole mings—unless one team or both /first end of the doubleheader at yor, “noted _ author-journalist, Mose won his game when his didn’t complete nine innings at (7:30 o'clock. Meeting Navy. for horn in Haverford, Pa,, 51 years teammates pounded four twirlers the plate. the first time two. weeks ago, | 25, for 15 safe blows and 11 tallies. _ The pitchers are always listed |Army downed the Sailors for its Philadelphia Athletics triumph- in the order in which they, en- {lone triumph of the young sea- ed 17-11 in a wild, free-scoring tered the game. son. Navy has yet to break into affair with the Chicago White There are often footnotes onthe victory column. Sox. Each club smashed a pair Some names, which are self-ex- The exhibitions, staged at Bay- of circuit clouts. planatory, such 4s: “Batted for view Park, are free to the pub- Back in the National league, a Smith in sixth” or “Ran for Jones |lic. 21-year-old rookie, Tom Hughes, |in seventh”. completely mastered the Cincin- | Below these figures nati Reds for the lowly Philadel- find a score by innings. phia Phillies. The newcomer Next is the summary, headed blanked the world’s. champions, by the list of fielding errors com- 3-0, and allowed only two play- mitted. Then there is a variety) ers to get as far as third base. He of specific information, telling} struck out three. who hit homers, doubles or triples, L. Pet | Brooklyn Dodgers dropped who hit sacrifices, who batted in| ,Club— mg » Pet Joseph P. Tumulty of Wash- | their second game in 13. starts, the runs, and so. on. You will | Cleveland 5 600 ington, D. C., lawyer, onetime } bowing to Pittsburgh’s Pirates, find listed the winning and los. |New York 2 secretary to the late President 6:4. Luke Hamlin, who had’ won. ing pitcher, unless there is no|Chicago —- 0 588 Wilson, born in Jersey City, N. J., his three previous assignments, , question. Detroit —- S29 gx years ago. wis charged with the defeat; || From those figures you can|Boston —... Sart Sac OE ae Cliff’ Melton racked up his first work out batting or fielding | Washington 333! subscribe to The Citizen, 206 “267 weekly. BALANCE TONIGHT | no rve+HarreRs| © a Here's how Key». West's sentatives in \~ organized | Clayton Sterling and | William “Butch” Cates, came out! at the plate in their last perform-j ances. The local players are put- | ting in their first season with’ the | DeLand Red:Hats. 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Mario, S: C., 63 ye ago. | Samuel H. McCrory of the Bureau of Agricultural Chemistry and Engineering, Washington, D. C., born in Iowa City, Iowa, 62 years ago. you will STANDINGS MAJOR BASEBALL LEAGUES porn in Pittsb American es Klemperer, conductor, rgh, 44 years ago. victory for the New York Giants, |averages for each player for the | Philadelphia a 9-4 triumph of the Chicago|game—AP Feature Service. St. Louis - Cubs. Babe Young had a per-! Next: The: Scorebook fect day at bat, securing three serteicnasraniarenete ners Club— for three, including a homer. The Steeiinmeneerrenmente | St. Ate 2 Bruins paraded a__ half-dozen SPORTS CALENDAR Brook ua x hurlers before Giant batters, The New York —— victory ended New York's seven- | Soaaooe ——_- lou Meret losing streak. | : ‘ae BASEBALL ‘Pittsburgh 10 (35) | CUBAN COFFEE NATIONAL LEAGUE ji \Chicago 10.333, At Brooklyn RHE wie eaongas Philadelphia 316, ON SALE AT ALL GROCERS 13 Pittsburgh 613 3 Brooklyn “40 3 American Island sar 8 Lap League Heintzelman: and Lopez; Ham-| Washington at Cleveland. irst-re 4 lin, Swift, Grissom and Owen. New York at Detroit. Club—_ W. L. Pet Southard Street—Ladies 25¢ nb wi Philadelphia at Chicago. U.S. Marines 5 833. Keep Your Weight In Shapé At Philadelphia RHE Boston at St. Louis. Talat tote Barbers 4 800 and Your Shape In Weight Cincinnati 030 National Pepper’s Plumbers 3 “750 " Piacoa a to 4:30 P.-M. Philadelphia 3 6 2) St. Louis at Boston, |NavStas 3 -300 | 7:30 to 10: i | Pittsburgh at Brooklyn. US. Army 1 (250| SHOE SKATES FOR SALE 0 Chicago at New York. U.S. Navy Cincinnati at Phliadelphia. ps | SOFTBALL | (Bayview Park, 7:30 pm.) | Cordova TONIGHT McMahon First Game—U.S. Army vs. |Colgate US. Navy: |\Hanilin Second: Game—Sawyer’s Bar- | Barber bers vs. U.S. Marines. Arnold WEDNESDAY NIGHT Menendez First Game—U.S. Marines vs. | McCown Pepper’s Plumbers. End of First-Half Second Game—U.S. Navy vs.| Club— ‘ _ NavStas. Arnold AMERICAN LEAGUE FRIDAY NIGHT McCown At St. Lonis R.H.E.! First Game—NavStas vs. Saw- Menendez Boston 11 15 0. yer’s Barbers. McMahon St. Louis pnd Game—Pepper’s Plumb- | Colgate Grove and Pe: , ers vs. U.S. Army. Cordova Muncrief, Kramer, " | Barber Swift BASKETBALL Hamlin At Detroit RHE (High School Gym, 3:30 pum.) New York 1 5 3 Junior High Tourney Second-Half Detroit 1010 1 THIS WEEK Washburn, Breur, Peck and } a ‘sane 4 All games postponed due to ac- Dickey; Newsom and Sullivan. * ¢ nici Gene 2 tivities of Junior Class Prom in se High School Gym RARE National [cohmenciat CREDIT Pet. 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