The Key West Citizen Newspaper, July 28, 1941, Page 3

MONDAY, JULY 28, 1941 DODGERS DROP AIR; YANKEES — STOP WINNIN CARDS SPLIT WITH BRAVES. AND INDIANS DOWNED BO- | SOX: NATS DROP BROWNS | FORMER KEY WESTER | RANKED TOP. WOMAN BOWLER OF FLORIDA Ebie Albury, former Key West resident who now makes her home in Miami, has been ranked by the National Duckpin Bowl- ing Congress and Ranking Board as Florida’s No. 1 woman duck- pin bowler. INTO A. L. last putt has ‘hit in 56 games in a row. : CELLAR __Mts: Albury, who has been dropped in all the major Americ |gierting 1» M2 & HPO A ESH wee et listed. as an outstanding bowler |can golf championshi iSerene tb 300 8.00 @ [tee HES aes ; toch for several years, won the South- | professi Fry Se reeaginng teats 20 30010028 {Spee" ? to whe Citinen) eastern All-Events title at Co. select an, All-Star teomn ten ode | THe seore: R i v - | select at. All-Star team) fi x NEW YORK, July 28—The lumbus, Ga, in 1940, and paired! And who could epealgniins, Orlando 000 000 000—0 Brooklyn Dodgers took it on the| With Hoe Mann of Miami to win team better than the. players|tre'Standings OX chin. twice again yest _ the Southeastern Doubles crown. | themselves? ‘The standings; Bi yesterday after. She i i es? Twenty of the top; eae : noon.| It-was the second doulte | paca ve co-holder of the flight pros were polled by the} les gen mg 3 Be: 4 drubbing within a week eri enasiesdotarin: ‘Since Salct ake = awe aren: Evature pervice 4) DeLand 57 32 ‘40 saioie : ed set and the results of thei Hot- | ~ : ra an the Datty; boys two St State records in the past ing were surprising cally ane . P aiaa ae of first place in pening eit otal ee neither Craig Wood, the Open|anamen nal Pama tan! Lae a ae, sea tp te Me Shag" SPORTS CALENDAR : Pittsburgh Pirates administers t,t tourney, capturing the PGA king, were rated tops at any the Horit tbe’ veceena : singles and all-events titles and shot. ti — 5; inc ei the te a se ae at ie on the championship; The pros said three stars stand BASEBALL : oe a . head and shoulders above all oth- | 1 ed the Dodgers 4-3 in the opener ae Albury, who averaged jers in their particular special-| (MAJOR LEAGUES) ; and staged a big eight-run fifth | 107-28 points in 219 games to win ties— i foning ‘to: capture :the ‘nightcép, Ne 1 ranking_in Florida, is the Byron Neelson, the er-caddy | TODAY : bi Vike Sewn » wife of Charles J. Albury, former from Teras and 1940 PGA American , . : mewe amed the Key Wester. champion, is tops as a long iron No games scheduled. ‘ Flatbush nine in the afterpiece Key West ls listed on a sched- player. 7 : ——— : with a five-hitter and Vince Di-/uled tour of 74 jocations through- Long, thin Horton Smith i No games scheduled. : Maggio's homer sparked the out Florida, arranged for Mrs. the master among masters of | Seana eight-run outburst. The second Albury by the national secretary. the putter, | SOFTBALL : ame © eight innings The tour will begi " ‘ ' by a Sunday law. . i eh Peete Septecaber J. presilaegead4 pags Bellin’ (Bayview Park, 8:00 p. m.) x Howard Krist, ki - ‘| ‘ an lio Shir cant cee ee USES THE BEAN __ These stood out but the ballot- | TONIGHT : ak aing).doliceder sertie St Louk PRB IER ing was close in the other depart-| First Game—NavSta vs. Pep-| 1 Cardinals took the nightcap, 8-6. Ney Asreetdtia ereée) ments Gh oks DAY, | pers. 4 a 8 Soaia iP, | NEW YORK, July 28.—Psy-| | Among the spoon shot artists,! Second Game—Red Raiders vs. | t to share honors with the Boston isi 2 mecha Buster ehiebea cut a enclogy works, says Benny Leo- | Paul Runyan got the decision, | Thurston. S. Ls _ 8 nard. - with Harry Cooper a close sec-} WEDNESDAY NIGHT 12-10 triumph in the curtain-; ‘The former li i | g ; ightweight cham- | 0nd. First. Game—Peppers vs. Red| raiser. ; : : q a pion recalled an instance where) Henry Picard, ranked as aj Raider ‘aul r e ; iders. 4 ee crn co sep he won a fight by using it. “I'm great iron player for years, was} Second Game—Thurston vs. > , in the | fighting Ritchie Mitchell in 1921 | Voted tops with the medium irons, | Navy. upper end of a doubleheader, i soi ‘RID. 7 hut: the. Cinch ti Red: > and when we are called to the! While Runyan and Revolta were | F AY NIGHT | 1 ‘innati ds bowed center of the ring for instruc-|Tated about even with the pitch-| First Game—Pe ers vs.| - 8-1 in the lower portion. Phils ¢j ling i sit pounded out 12 aetoies to sini pone Say. to the referee: “Do I |/n8 irons. Thurston, u ae a {get this right? When I knock Golf enthusiasts have gener-| Second Game—NavSta vs. @ : ae ee ihe as | HIM down, I’M to go to a neu- ally regarded long-hitting Jim-| Navy. ft ei Bi ie s ap sa the rub-|tral corner?’ The referee says;My Thomson and Sam Snead as| age 4 : pee eine os e New York | that’s right. I look at Mitchell the driving kings but the pros! seRVICE SOFTBALL LEAGUE| : : : ae oe e ‘our dual in the and see beads of perspiration on| ive the crown to little Ben (3:30 p. m.) e 1, wea a ree in the eighth put his forehead. I knock him out;Hogan. They figure that, con- WEDNESDAY x je cuss: ua Te in six rounds”. | sidering accuracy as well as dist-| Army ys. Marines at Army| . ican League ance, Hogan is best. : ‘ : \ ‘ ii New York Yankees registered | = a etme Nelson, runner-up in the PGA BS enian vs. Subma-| > their ninth straight victory in the championship at Denver the oth-| ine Division at Naval Air Sta-| opener of a two-ply affair with STANDINGS er day, had a bigger edge over | 4; i 3 the Chicago White Sox but saw his long iron rivals than did any | \°" "isa E Y | SATURDAY, AUG. 2 . the streak snapped in the second | of the other players in their; Naval Air Station vs. Subma- ‘i : half. haghana ee) a southpaw,|MAJOR BASEBALL LEAGUES specialties Be ate oles. rine Division -at Naval Air Sta- ‘ fe mastered the Yanks 7-3 in the! American while his closest contenders, Den-| tion Field ‘ migtivar, after: the Now NOTA! scsah = W. L. Pet, BY Shute and Hogan," had two) Naval Station vs. Destroyer eo antes he irst game 9-5. New York 85 29 ..¢01 /C2ch. Smith also had a. big mar- | Division at Fort Taylor Field. It’s time for plai eveland Indians, behind the Cleveland 54 41 568 £1! votes as best putter aS/ Sub Chaser Division vs. Coast ts time plain talk. it crafty hurling of Joe Heving,' Boston 49 44 527 against four for Runyan. Guard at Bayview Park 5 + e grabbed one of three games with | Ghicago _ 46.49 484 While Vic Ghezzi, the handsome SUNDAY Unless the public cuts gasoline consumption by the Bddton’ Red’ Sox by blanking | pritadeiphia 45°48 dpa | 28th PGA’ champion, ‘didn’t win! submarine Division vi. Sub Y,, rationing is sure. Yawkey’s stars yesterday, 4-0-| netroit “a4 53 454( 8, fHSt Place in any of the seven| Chasers at Fort Taylor Field. ee - ih la ia turn- | Washington 36 55 iyog | si ene: = = sr pros vot-| Marines vs. Destroyer Division | And it will come soon! ed in a six-hit job. e victory, Hi "991 | Oe tus all around ebibty was rec-| 2+ NawalAir Station Field. poupled? witha Rene! Wek recon Oe re : 6 56 391 ognized as he was mentioned as * pe ey a Come icigard at Arce | The Petroleum Coordinator says the situation duced New York’s margin over a a medium: iron expert, an excel-| Barracks Field. | is serious the Indians to 11% games. De ae m se ee lent short iron player and a trap WEDNESDAY, AUG. 6 ' g Philadelphia Athletics cracked | >" “hoa Shot standout. | i , i know omething done! downed on the Detroit Tigers to |BTeoklyn -------68 35 628 Wood drew votes as a driver, Bagge sty sey, oe — ae — : overwhelm them in both ends of en 48 - 5 spoon shot plaver, and an expert) Naval Station vs. Army at The Petroleum Coordinator asks that all speed a twin bill. The A’s breezed to | Cincinnati ~49 42 .538/ with both the long and medium | army Barrack imi ssieahy cobor an 8-1 triumph in the opener and New York 45 42 517} trons. ghis coat hut licatgn tee 7c} + acs i. Chicago - 42 50 .457 s soe shutout the Bengals 7-0 in the Here's how the poll went (some | —_———_— ss | i ivi i bottom. half of the double fea-| Boston —. 37. 54.407 players dividing their votes be-! The BETTY RAYMOND sie amet i ea leat ture. | Philadelphia 23 67 .247 cause they believed there was no RESTAURANT Save it. Washington Senators rose out FE ETOUpNY choice between two or more pro- | J citi ill f of the American League cellar ISLAND ences fessionals): 908 Fleming Street Every = oe ‘ yesterday and dro) the St DRIVER (combining accuracy This é s lovi Louis Sena Foaaacy orl the dark | , Club— W. L. Pet. | and distance)—Hogan, 7; Snead, | BREAKFAST . eye pics liberty: ng ah cc ohe of tie standings TV all Bapeess 3 , pen 5%; Nelson, 5%; Wood, 1; Run- be sil ican todo your share for national defense—and happened when the Nats edg- | Red Raiders yan; 1. ; hel; If too! ed the Brownies twice, 4-3 and | Thurston - 2 1 .667|" SPOON—Runyan, 5; Cem! ' st oer 5.3. hehe ; : mm . ag site, Shep Sea | Many tankers which normally supply the East licaariees | Navy ‘ arazen, Ralph Guldahl, 2 each; ‘ . : Wea at teator : waz |Piciard ‘and Jimmy Demaret, 1 have been called into the service of National First Game | Cullougt Olsen, Mooty 0m -! each. (One player not voting.) | Defense. At Pittsburgh R. H. F.|*" : LONG IRONS—Nelson, 13;) ‘ . ire aie ee : - |Hogan and Shute, 2 each; Wood, oe fF There is no shortage of oil, America is the psuansat) ee AMERICAN LEAGUE | Demaret and Snead, Leach, | Hot Off the Wire! | largest producer’ of petroleum in the world— *Fitzsimmons,. €. Davis and . | icard, 414; SFE ages . m, ys Owen; Butcher, ,Bowman, Klin-) At Washington eae [Shute end Hosen, 3 each: Wood, |} Service taming By Inning, |/ transportation is the only problem. r and. Lopez, agers peers a | 2; Demaret, 144; ‘uldahl, fel- 5 4 . { o_ 9b 2 iS ge pe lw ashington = : 4 ria’ Se Lowi Marerun., “Cheat | First Time in Key West | More tankers and pipelines are being built. uncrief, Newlin an wift; | Dick Metz and Snead, 1 each. | i i i railable. ALPINE Te HL TE ®, [Hucoon, Zuber and Early. | ‘SHORT TRONS—Runyan | and | Meanwhile, less gasoline will be av Brooklyn 0 5 0) Sécced Game Revolta tied with 4 1-3 each; HORSESHOE CAFE ' Isn’t it better to reduce your own needs volun- Pittst 811 0 " | Metz and Smith, 2; Frank Walsh, | Hl “1 * th . Cece Hie es Wicker ee R. H. E. |Mangrum, Ghezzi, Snead, Hogan | 602 Duval Street | tarily? Isn’t that the American way? Casey, Higbe, : St. ‘Louis ene eaee a : ch; Jug a i and Owen; Sewell and Lopez. | Washington * si ajont Ree oger ue pieeoe Schultz & Riggs Be proud to save gasoline! Ask others to do the seen | Galehouse, Trotter and Fer-, 1.3 cs. , | é same. At right are 10 ways to do it. Read them _ ‘First Game |rell; Leonard and Early. TRAP SHOTS—Revolta, 11%;|| Returns Direct From the 7, carefully. icdacie mn a "A lama Sarazen, 7: Ghezzi, 1; Runvan, '%. Ball Park ' * hiladelphia | rs e PUTTER—Smithfi 11; Runyan, |! Start right away e-third less gasoline. Sencianah 2 4 0) At New York R.H. B.'s, picard, 1; Snead, 1; Guldah, a” yo mse Coashird Wag Beck, Johnson, Blanton and | Chicago ~5 8 1\4’ (ne not voting.) 3 ‘ Warren; Derringer and Lom- |New York — 915 0 apa wneon ws s bardi. Lyons, Dietrich and Tresh; MJAMI DESTROYS DON’T MISS P. A. . : tas AR |Ruffing and Dickey. . R. | Second Game ROULETTE WHEELS La Revista Mensual en Espanol e| Fs At Cincinnati R. HH. FE! Second Game snenesentat Ingles. Mailed at Havana Month- : Philadelphia 2 1 At New York R. H. E. (My Axsoetated Presa) = ly on the 13th, Ten Cents $l a. a Cincinnati 1 4 3 Chicago 715 0/ MIAMI, July 28Gambling | Year, Six Years $5. Sample FREE. | bh Podgajny and Livingston; Wal- New York i. 310 0 equipment valued at $10,000 was) | | a ters, Thompson, Moore and West. Lee and Turner; Gonham, | destroyed in the city incinera-'— F OBrien publishes PAR! * ——— Peck, Murphy and Rosar. or. \(Times of Cuba and Pan Amer- we The ornate roulette wheelspdice | | First Game pa hereicensdiors At St.Louis RHE: First Game layouts and othe# ‘pdraphernalia | pra, 7 Weston ss 12 14 3.) \At Philadelphia R, H. F. | were seized\last January.gu.t rail '-1912, Chamber of Commerce, a Louis | 10 14 2 Detroit ied iicd REIT Beem cieic's WP het" | Hotel Le Conch, Bub Station, — * Errickson, Posedel, Early and Philadelphia 8 11. 1, night chabe ; hi?! 5; i lerres: Warneke, Shoun, Lan- Bridges, Rowe and Sullivan; ier, M. Cooper, Nahem and W. Knott and Hayes. Cooper. oe Second Game Second Game At Philadelphia R. HE At St. Louis R. H. E. Detroit — baa URE | Bae He Boston 6 11 1. Philadelphia 780 St. Louis 811 2 Newsom, Thomas, Giebell and Johnson, Early and Berres; Sullivan; MeCrash and Hayes. Krist, Gumbert and Mancuso. - - At Boston R. H. E. At Chicago R. H. F. Cleveland 481 New York 2 7 3 Boston ‘ 061 Chicago 912 1. Heving and Hemsley; Hugh- Melton, McGee, Brown, and son, Ryba and Pytiak. = GOLF PROS | as | oe ’41 ALLSTAR TEAM By BOB. GEIGER AP Feature Service Writer Now that the séizéd | About $27,000 in cash, as evidence, is in federal custody | pending litigation over whether |it should be forfeited to the city | or the state or returned to the | operator. Lopez Funeral Service Established 1885 Licensed Funeral Directors and Embalmers 24-Hour Ambulance Service Phone 135 Nigh: 696 j [Three Stars Stand Out | THE KEY WEST. CITIZEN - || STERLING, CATES AND THE HATTERS Here’s what Key West’s two representatives in ‘organized baseball; Clayton Sterling and William Cates, members of the DeLand Red Hats, accomplished ‘in recent performances: | Friday, July 25 Latin American Trade Reviews, MAP OF HAVANA with Guide for Buyers distributed free DAILY on Ships, Trains and Planes. High Spot Coverage. . TROPIC AMERICA ‘MORE ABOUT DiMAGGIO| LEWLIKESBIKES = SUMMER BASKETBALL | RECORD-HOLDE (By Associated Press) NEW YORK, July 28.—Here’s something to consider when | weighing the American League | batting championship question: Willie Keeler won the cham- pionship with an average of .432, hitting in 44 straight games in 1897. George Sisler set the mod- ern record with .420, hitting in 41.straight games. Joe DiMag- (By Associated Press) NEW YORK, July 28—Pros- perity note: Lew Jenkins, the lightweight boxing champion, who turned motorcycle rider several months ago, has just acquired two new cycles. gio wasn’t stopped until he had The Honorable Harold L. Ickes, Petroleum Coordinator for : PAGE | (By Associated Presa} (Ry Associated Press) NEW YORK, July 28—Night| AURORA. 0. July icse baci Tis Bech in| St Sree ot hee outdeor "bas! - \all long run women’s skeet” augurated at Manhattan . Beach | orgs, near here, with weekly games. This means that with gauge gun used she had brg she shynects,.: Ea AAU ‘more successive targets than champions, and the Manhattan | other woman shooter Beach A.C., composed largely of L.LU. stars, opened the series. Subscribe to The Citizen, "ty National Defense, has appealed to every citizen to save gasoline... HERE ARE 10 0 THAT WILL HELP USE ONE-THI