The Key West Citizen Newspaper, June 6, 1941, Page 3

PRIDAY, JUNE 6, 1941 A'S ONLY FOUR GAMES OUT OF AMERICAN LEAD GAIN ON LOOP PACESETTERS BY DOWNING CHICOX 38-3, WHILE RED SOX PLASTER- ED TRIBE 14-1 (Special to ‘rhe Citizen) NEW YORK, June 6—The Philadelphia Athletics, resting in fifth place, are now only four games behind the league-leading Cleveland Indians. The A’s are that close to the top by virtue of a 9-3 victory over the Chi- cago White Sox, while the Cleve- land boys took a 14-1 drubbing at the hands of the Boston Red Sox Jeck Knott, former Chisox huler, set down his ex-teammates with en hi while the Ath- leties scored six in the second and three in the eighth. Knott held the Sox to a lone run until the ninth. . Pounding four Tribe mounds- men for 16 bingles, the Boston Gold Sox had easy sailing against the league pacesetters. Included in the barrage were homers by Dominic DiMaggio and Ted Wil- liams, three doybles and a three- bagger. Mickey Harris limited the Indians to a half dozen safe blows. / After knotting the count 4-4 in the ninth with a two-run homer, the New York Yankees suc- | cumbed to the Detroit Tigers in the first extra frame, 5-4. Bruce Campbell knocked home the de- | ciding marker when he slammed a single with the bases loaded. | New York dropped out of third | place to make room for the Red | Sox. St. Louis Browns, running up their longest winning streak of the year, nosed the Washington Senators, 4-2. The victory swept the series with the Nats and brought the number of consecu- tive Brownie triumphs to three. Going in as a relief hurler, John- ny Allen quelled a threatening Washington rally in the ninth. Luke Sewell, who replaced Fred Haney, made his debut as pilot | of the St. Lowis club. One night and two day games in the National league were rain- | ed out and two other club were | not scheduled for action. | Results: AMERICAN LEAGUE At Detroit R. HE New York 481) Detroit § 10 2 Donald, Breuer, Murphy and {| Rosar; Newhouser, Newsom and | Tebbetts, | At St. Louis ‘Washington St. Louis Hudson, Carasquel and Early; Hialehouse, Allen and Ferrell. 0 0 R. H. E. 902 bh ie Smith, Hal- | At Chicago Philadelphia Rhicago Knott and Hayes; ett and Tresh. At Cleveland Boston R. HE 1416 1 Cleveland 1 6 2 Harris and Pytlak; Milnar, Heving, Dorsett, Jungles - and | Hemsley NATIONAL LEAGUE St. Louis at Boston, rain, Gineinnati . Tain @hicago at Brooklyn, rain. t Philadelphia, Pittsburgh.New York, not emma inmenrs notesnmcenns MAJOR BASEBALL LEAGUES Americaa W. L. Pet 3 600 587 548 Clue Cleveland Chicagp Boston New York Philadéiphia Detroit St was Washington St. ke New York Cineinaati Chicago Pittsour Boston Philadelphia h Island City Softball First-Half Club Pepper's Ptambers Sawyer's Barbers NavStas S. Marines 400 we O71 | Stas in the next half season. BARBERS WORK ON! SAILORS TONIGHT FIRST OF TWO GAMES BE- FORE CRUCIAL FIGHT WITH PLUMBERS NEXT WEEK Beating the “drums of war” and pounding their chests, Theo- dore Albury’s Barbers tonight “whoop it up” in the first of two games with Navy before tackling the pacesetting Plumb- ers in a fight next week to de- cide softball’s first-half cham- pionship. Barbers knocked the Pipefit- ters for a loss Wednesday night, the first time in three clashes, and reduced by half the two-|} game margin between them and their eternal rivals. Determined to crush Navy tonight and Mon- day to pull up even with the Plumbers, the comb and scissors men believe they are on the trail of the first-half flag, Nosed by the Plumbers for city cham- pionship last year and_ slowly dropping out of. the picture this season, Barbers had their hopes shot skyward Wednesday night and believe that jf, they can whip the Pipefitter oneg, they can do it again, With a double win over Navy under their belts, the Haircutters. will still retain a mathematical ehanee even if they bow to the Plumbers come Wednesday. It'll be a mighty slim chance, though, as the Pipefitters have five post- K poned game with weaker clubs compared to four for the tonsorial artists. They must defeat the Plumbers again to assure posses- sion of the crown. NavSta, a game behind the Barbers and only two out of frst, cross bats with the off-and-on Army in the 7:30 o’clock opener tonight. Piling up five consecutive vic- tories, two gained without strug- gle, the Stas are hot on the trail of the leaders. field tonight heavy favorites to whip Army and are generally conceded a chance of winding up the rest of the original sched- ule without a loss, They have four postponed games on tap, two with Plumbers and one each with Navy and Barbers. It’s too early to predict what they'll do in the three-eornered fight for first-half leadership but supporters claim the Stas will be the team to beat in the sec- ond-half schedule. Recent expansion at the Naval Station has given NavSta an abundant crop of stellar ball- players, who are just now de- veloping teamwork. Manager Bob Reid revealed this week his pitching staff will soon be bol- stered by the addition of a vet- eran tosser from the North. With another dependable hurler to relieve the overworked Lino Castro, it’s hard to predict which team will be able to stop the SPORTS CALENDAR BASEBALL (MAJOR LEAGUES) TODAY American j Washington at Detroit. | Philadelphia at Cleveland. | Boston at Chicago. | New York-St. Louis, not sched- uled National Chicago at Brooklyn, night ‘ame. Cincinnati ight game. St. Louis at Boston. Pittsburgh at New York, two games. at Philadelphia, SOFTBALL (Bayview Park. 7:30 p.m.) TONIGHT First Game-—US. Sqwyer’s Barbers Navy vs U.S. Army vs “MONDAY NIGHT vet Game--US. Army vs 1 Gawe—Sawyer's 1S. Navy EDNESDAY NIGHT Game—NavSta vs. ???? me— Pepper's Phamb- Bar Ww } TWIN BROTHERS SHARE SCHOOL ATHLETIC AWARD ond. T. Jerome, presented “a + Rupert and Raeford Parrish, for their athletic ac- S, because “it. goes tical twins, complishm to the Parrish twins whom T have’ ning for five vears and them apart” been They'll take the|' ardent |! } Let 2 Sqr 4 Anglers Park x a ‘THE KEY WEST CITIZEN, FIRESTONE TIRE: STERLING, CAFES AND THE HAFTERS CONNIE MACK’S BIRTHDAY DECLARED STATE HOLIDAY. Connie Mack, for 40 years man- ager of the Philadelphia Ath-| letics, celebrated his 78th birth- day recently, and the occasion was declared a state holiday by the legislature. LEGALS NOTICE MONROE COUNTY, FLORIDA, June 6th, 1941, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pursuant to Section 9 of Chapter 18296, Laws of Florida, Acts of 1937, known as the MURPHY ACT, the following described land in Monroe County, Florida, will be of- | fered for sale at public outery for Club— the highest and best cash bid, sub- i ject to the right of the Brustees of | !- St. Augustine the Internal Improvement Fund to|2. 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