The Key West Citizen Newspaper, May 8, 1941, Page 3

THURSDAY, MAY 8, 1941 f gee ” THE KEY WEST CITIZEN : PAGE THREE: Lew Jenkins ‘Tougher’n ‘REDS SHUTOUT | STERLING, CATES |) A Mule’ Ma i. To | GIANTS; YANKS | ano THE HaTTERS yay | BUMP. INDIANS | «. \) N : Be Against Montgomery LOSE AGAIN BUT RE- Soe I R L \ D E F \ : | O M E P SITTOTTIIIITTIEIOTIITILMILTOIOOT ESS S Li Me. | MAIN ON TOP DESPITE ®t the plate in recent perform- ances. The local players are put- 10-Round Non-Title Bout VP ODD LP LPI PM op cens VICTORY: CHI-|ting i Pape n 3 - g in their first season with the With Negro Youth set RAIN CANCELLED | gox, vicens DerEaTeD —PeLad Red Hats” AND SAVE THE. DIFFERENCE performances: f ig % SOFTBALL ‘TWIN | +" Monday. May 5 fab : ms Tut : SH Sterling, 1b 5 0 : NEW YORK, May 8—Bucky ercmung1b @ 9 3H York The fourth yearns a Waiters, the only consistent win-| Runs batted in: Cates 3; blsneees Ay! the jaa ner of Cincinnati's “Big Three’, base hits: Cates 2. old softball season § droppee ‘esterday afternoon scattered| The score: R (Ry Associn.ed Press) to the bottom of the schedule fee at ta biank elNeanwark Leesburg _ 400 102 112—11 N Wat May. 16,.In New BILL LAST NIGHT ¢syectat to ne cistxemy Ag 2 Bios | 2 These merchants have qualified as leaders in their divisions ... each deserves your wholehearted support. E 0 0 t wo- as POMPTON LAKES, N. J.— |. last night when inclement \ De! a =a Led Jenkins came a-chugging in-| weather cancelled the usual |Giants, 1-0. Walters, although an aoe 000.301 001— 5 twin bill at Bayview Paik. | allowing the most safeties, best- ree” w. lL. Pet on a motoreycle and allowed as tn ts laine Leah jed Hal Schumacher in one of the / 1. DeLand 145.737 how he eady for any mean total ten and affect league | tightest mound duels of the sea- | 2. St. Augustine 13 6 .684 babies who figured they were! clubs as follows: mpd clout in the second inning pro- to New York town the other day SEABOARD RAILWAY Sis AS: A REMINDER— tougher than a two-gun Texan. Pepper's Plumbers, five— ; Ah’s prepared to disillusion three with Marines and two vided the margin of victory. STANDINGS Fares : Schedules . Tickets ; ei Ley se with NavSta. " Eddie Joost, Redleg shortstop, es, : anak . Look Best! Come beige Army, four—three with | established a modern and tied an SIMONE 3 T OURS | RRAD TY WEEDS. » .we specialize ae ery: ‘at his position. in nandling nine American | 508 Duval Street Phone 298 La Concha Beauty Salon Next to Kress Phone 128 son. Ernie Lombardi’s circuit! eo ’em”, he declared, and promptly ; ing for his first bout of the sum- NavSta, three—two with ses bapa | Club— W.-L. Pet, | mer, against Philadelphia's Bob) Peppers end one with Navy. ep ae ge ey Pe ey cleveland 16 6 aatigs Montgomery in New York May, 4 7% sabe set in 1892 and passed by one the New York 13 10 | 16, aa: three—all with | modern mark of 18 set in thie jecner lo 8 “Ah’s tougher’n a mule right piymbers. early 1900’s. Seven double plays | Detroit all 9 with | were executed in the game. Chicago ~-10.9 now”, the lightweight champion Navy, two — one = € . r St. Louis Cardinals dropped Washington - 8 13 asserte “Ri e torcycle' A! and one with NavSta. | i i asserted. “Riding a motorcycle Three of the doubleheaders their second straight decision | Philadelphia. 6 13 up — pd will tougher yan eeeee ened. in sucess. and although Brooklyn Dodgers St. Louis 5 11 or kill yuh, one. sion, covering games from holds the edge in games, the Red- National “Ah never been on one of them! Friday, April 25, to Wednes- | birds remain in front with a| Club— machines but ah took a hanker-' day, April 30, inclusive. higher percentage total. St. Louis d Pee Wee Reese's single in the | Brooklyn ing to one, so ah just bought it PSL LS LMI SLIP vinth after two were out knock- | New York and shoved off. Danged thing sn -ed in the deciding run to give | Cincinnati threw me once. Harder to ride TRAVIS CONTINUES Brooklyn the first game of the|Boston than a steer, derned if it ain't”. crucial gages arith the Gashouse|Gliodgo re. Lew’s 10-round _non-title Gang. McGee, fifth Card hurler, | Pittsburgh —- 12.333 scrap with Montgomery will be HEAVY HITTING TQ) watkea nome the tying run and Philadelphia 14 1333 his first in some time. And al- (gave up the “paying” single. —— | at \ y | i" ’ though his championship won't T Lenier, who preceded McGee and! Island City Softball League | \ A ‘ _ | H.B. Davis’ 100 Per be a the line bo Mgedia OP BIG LEAGUERS mie placed: hel aianing wanton First-Half Moderate Charges ‘ Cent Paints & Oils ve a ras chaveea wi > de-| _ Club— W. L. Pet. S , up the outdoor program in the LISS ee yas Conon hee we Sawyer’s Barbers 5 "833 | G15 Elizabeth Street William and Caroline lightweight and welterweight pacing MAJOR SWATTERS - Big Bill Lee not only pitched Pepper’s Plumbers 750 | PHONE 117 \ a Streets 3 divisions. | : “ is el | , the Chicago Cubs to victory over U.S. Marines Bes | This Montgomery, a round-; WITH HIGH MARK OF .464; the Philadelphia Phillies but NavStas 3 1 0 4 : ® “HAYDN = ROLLFAST R ; N | LUNGWORTH| = a7 tT baa a “0 | Master Piano Tuner ’ ean ae Mavchaadina : « : ‘4 r and Builder M4 | $32.50 Wholesale and Retail _ | ESTABLISHED 1914 a gam \ hits Boa Galvanized Roofings FIRST-CLASS | QRH WR, these becution over 5.750} 6.739) 9 .526 11.450} 11.450 Senos sam faced, broad-shouldered Negro! i *US. A . ENOS SLAUGHTER HOLDS ' blasted a pair of homers to help . Army boy, is pretty near a title conten- | ‘swell the 11-2 score. Bruins re-|*U.S. Navy der now. Jenkins took him on, SECOND BY SLIM MARGIN mained in the cellar, however. *Tie game. WATCH AND JEWELRY REPAIRING F R ] G I D A I R E wae months ago and had a ‘A long single by Max West in nha ieee ——AT REASONABLE PRICES—— difficult time squeezing put aj SESE the ninth with the bases loaded Junior High School Basketball SN At teidhito Mater shennan cums [oeaed te tee nen bet ant = rhtemartl JOHNSON, JR. SALES AND SERVICE my Angott’s margin over him} NEW YORK, May 8.—Travis,!\to edge the Pittsburgh Pirates, Second-Half See Them Now — On Display : . sot Devel See UNIVERSAL VACUUM CLEANERS was none too thick .either. If! o¢ the Washington Senators, | 7-6. Club— . sey 2 Diamonds - Watches - Jewelry and EASY WASHERS Montgomery should beat Jenkins continues to set the pace for hit-| New York Yankees ended a|Cordova , Souvenirs - Gifts r give him a ver clos duel, F 4 A " m of .464,| thumping the pacesetting Cleve- | -0'8"¢ 604 Duval Street The Old Reliable Since 1898 1212 Varela Street lorcet " © i an unusual high average forced to give Bobeat Bob a tle senacking 32 safeties in 69 trips land Indians, 7-5, in a free-hitting | emt” A decisive win for Montgom- | to the plate and scoring 15 runs,| affair. Russo chalked up his are ery might also result in Bob's |the Washington performer holds fourth triumph of the year. Ietenendez getting a shot at Fritzie Zivie’s | -086-point margin over second) Again a single decided the fate yee welterweight crown. A stunning Place Enos Slaughter, St. Lous of a game. This time it hap-| End of First-Half triumph for Lew might bring Cardinals, .398. Slaughter has|Pened in the fourteenth inning’ (4, ° about a Jenkins-Zivie battle for {Produced one more bingle than|of the Philadelphia-St. | Louis : ee Tenet »|tussle of the Ame 1 , , Arnold welterweight honors. This pair Travis but has taken 14 more Ro an be Res. th pera McCown fought a draw during the winter | chance: 4 = ee, sig c TO | Menendez - and Lew thinks he can beat the| Cleveland Indians’ Heath {s/amd the Browns were the Vic-agagahon ruler of the welters. running Enos a hot race for sec- | tors z Colgate tx bay cose he glans axe be: [ond position, just one point, 1307, | Gid- Hudson, | the sensational 4), P Y ehi > s i i 1940 rookie pitcher, snapped the ing made around Cauliflower | behind the slugging Cardinal lo 5 Barber - rs i Leaders of the big leagues: five-game victory run of the De- ; nyon for Lew a Fritzie “ troit Tigers in tossing the Wash- Hamlin until the returns are in from Player— AB R H Pet.|* : Montgomery's precinct. Travis, Senators 69 15 32 .464|ington Senators to a 4-2 triumph. 344 Tresh. Madteduery, $1 ant originally |Slevahter, Cards 83 1@ 38 90a) Hudson. allowing juss a half-dor- off-a South Carolina farm, is a|Heath, Indians 63 10 25 .397/ en safeties, struck out a like At Cleveland . : a DiM’gio, Yanks 76 19 29 .382| number of batters. ; 715 battler who comes out gunning gic 7 A home run by Ted Williams |New York Lady Attendant and never slackens his charge Jurges, Giants 72 12 27 .375 . aes x | Cleveland ioe 3 unless he is knocked out. That | Vaughan, Bucs 59 11 22 EIEN pene eaecieay g “pobeglns Russo and Dickey; Milnar, | PHONE 548 appene y rarely in re- Home Runs B r ise | happened only rarely in re = game with Chicago White Sox. Brown, Eisenstat and Hemsley. Have Fan! Cheap! cent months. Camilli, Dodgers | ae : a ROS | Nicholson, Cubs Earlier, Williams had poled his : Lew, a terrific thumper, has wt first four-bagger of the contest. At St. Louis had only one setback since he tt, Giants i i came through with a surprising Gordon, Yankees Heme Of tae: Baier: oe knockout victory over Lou Am-| York, Tigers adic can ec thy : (14 Innings) bers tog the lightweight DiMaggio, Yankees At te York eee ‘ crown (New York version) a Keller, Yankees baker muuere ae ee Trott . In Every Town year ago. That setback came Johnson, Athletics New) Sore Ne. Swift oo o hnht when Heresy Adioitheng’ batteréd Runs Batted In Walters and Lombardi; Schu- |* . ——THE— Lew so badly that te Texan had Keller, “Yankees uaa eel eres REXALL STORE to retire after a half-dozen heats, |Gordon, Yankees e “Key West's Outstanding” Lew attributes that lacing to poor York, Tigers At Bostan RHE LA CONCHA HOTEL | be Fhe Bex physical condition. Doerr, Red Sox Ee 7 iy o| _Beautiful—Air-Conditioned | Prescription Store! an Ott, Giants 9 Boston 7 i Bauers, Lanahan, Lanning and| B#imbew Room and Cocktail Your Family Deserves THE BEST Nicholson, Cubs 9 | Lopez; Tobin and Berres. Lounge SPORTS CALENDAR **—“ seat” eo wnt Rent or ce BASKETBALL petra ie RHE" OPEN THE YEAR AROUND | WE SERVE THE BEST! BASEBALL ieeh Reboot Get, $98 Pus.) | Philadelphia. — 25 3 PHONE 177 Plumbing Supplies i Junior High Tourney Second-Halt || Lee ad McCullough; | Johnson, RR | (Major Leagues) ae pare ia TRY IT TODAY. THIS WEEK Hoerst, Rodgajny and Warren — } Gardner’s TODAY All games postponed due to ac- —— The Favorite in Key West boa ehaleny PHONE 348 American tivities of Junior Class Prom in| At Brooklyn R HE Vashington at Detroit High School Gym St. Louis STAR * BRAND 351 New York at Cleveland. MONDAY Brooklyn ee ae Philadelphia St. Louis. First Game—McMahon vs. Bar- Warneke, Shoun, Hutchinson, ; Mah 2 CUBAN COFFEE Boston at Chica Der. Lanier, McGee and W. Game—Menendez_ vs. Higbe, M. Brown and Ow Call 51 ee aia de Qarrbeanvnot uamewrnwer mr wwwnaad mmm Camilli, Dodgers St. Louis Chicana tt Padi 6 Gane Tania vs Cor Ae 5 TS THE ARTMAN PRESS | |. rice tne yur srt tn he Sie st Pte 1 ; AMEN SUPPLY DEPARTMENT for LINEN RENTALS Cintinna d Washington 410 1 poamaiaial me—Colgate vs Detroit. 260 SOFTBALL : Hudson and Ferrell Rowe, BASEBALL . RETURNS eS HILD RUG CLEANING AT FAIR PRICES (Bayview Park, 7:30 p.m.) se Trosite fepenell. and Tebbetts Hot Off the Wire! . The Citizen Building “] OP 617 Simonton Street ‘Telephone 51 TOMORROW NIGHT t e—Barber vs FRIDAY NIGHT | ton 9 vice Inning By lent . First Game—-NavStas vs. Saw- Second Ga Menendez vs. Chicago 3 : iii ai First Time in Key West FOR FARES AND SCHEDULES yer’s Barbers. McCown (11 Innings) Ss. i Game—Pepper’s Plumb one —- Wagner and Pytlak ~ peste MONDAY NIGHT MUSTS ON MINNOWS fishermen believe it to be to gam i I N SU R A N c E “4 ers vs. U.S. Army 3 NGTO? May —“A' minnows may be seen for g - ice: Duvi Phone Second Game—S: r ar- good . er distances. This color t Office: 319 al St. No.1 sniionations ome bers vs NavStas " Ma . a t a shade of yellow, red, gre oi SEDUEEDAY FOGHT none Geer Sooo ton The The PORTER-ALLEN COMPANY PRICE RS First Game—Sawyer's Bafbers and be to wit golden shiner, horned dace, com- | Returns Direct From the $05 Duval Street Phone vs. US. Mari c n the i mon shiner and redfin hi Ball Park m Second Game—U.S. Navy b tank. The brighter the © famous for bait cau US. Army vor the more attractive! they possess thsee qualities” nd Cade