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

a % 4 | _ WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 6, ‘Asal “OS | REDUCE CARD LEAD; YANKS BOW PIRATES BUNCH RUNS TO. WHIP REDS; BRAVES SLUG) PHILS; RED SOX EDGE ATH. | LETICS (Special to The Citizen) NEW YORK, Aug. 6._While | Vernon Olsen were holding the | St. Louis Cardinals, the Chicago | Cubs got to four moundsmen for | eight safeties and a 6-2 victory yesterday afternoon. by the hitting of Bill Nicholson, eR INDIANS SCALPED TIGERS 2 TO 1 IN NIGHT CONTEST (Speels" *> whe Citizen) NEW YORK, Aug. 6.— Outhit. the Cleveland In- diens last night mastered | the Detroit 2-1 behind the | superb, well-scattered five- hit pitching of Al Smith, Buck Newsom, pitching ace of the Detroit Tigers, whom the Indians defeated, spun a five-hit web around the Tribe but it was pierced twice. The other major league night game, between Chicago White Sox and St. Louis Browns, was rained out. who snapped out of his slump, the Bruin triumph reduced the Redbird National league lead to a single game over the Brooklyn Dodgers, who were idle. Winning their first game in their last six starts, the Cubs | cornered the honors with a four- run rally in the fifth ‘after one was down, The splurge was highlighted by Nicholson’s two- run single. Olsen held the Cards scoreless until the sixth when they put oyer a lone marker and allowed another in the seventh. fhe amazing Pittsburgh Pi- rates, bunching all their runs in} two frames, trounced the Cin- cinnati Reds, 7-5. Bucs went out in front in. the fourth when! Vince DiMaggio cracked a hom-| er with two on base. They sewed | up the game with four runs in the seventh, Reds, who counted once in each the third and sixth, made a bid for victory in the eighth but were held to three tailies. The eighth-inning upris- | ing sent starting pitcher Max Buteher to the showers, replac- ed by Bob Klinger, who finished the job. Boston Braves captured a wild, | affair from the Phila- delphia Phillies, 10-9. Braves | came from down under to knot Featured | | th = CALENDAR aaa (MAJOR LEAGUES) | games, j Detroit at Cleveland, | Philadelphia at Washington, | night game. Chicago at St. Louis. ; National Pittsburgh at Chicago. St. Loujs at Cincinnati. . | Pi ceiscasce at New York, night! ore at Philadelphia, (game. night SOFTBALL | (Bayview Pari, 8:(0 p. m.) TONIGHT First Game—Red Raiders vs. NavSta, Second Game—Navy vs. Pep- | pers, FRIDAY NIGHT First Game—Thurston vs. Red Raiders. Second vs. Game-~Peppers ae: STERLING, CATES ‘SERVICE SOFTBALL LEAGUE AND THE HATTERS (3:30 p, m.) ;|MAJOR BASEBALL LEAGUES TODAY Here’s what Key West’s two | Chub> a L. Pet. | Heh asthe ated vs. Marines! representatives in organized | new York 20 32. pe at Fort Taylor Fie! eH - : Naval Station vs. Army at| baseball, Clayton Sterling and | cjeveland 58 43574 Army Barracks. William Cates, members of the ese 51 48 515 SATURDAY mare Met Feats, secompliehed |i iagciphia 48 52.480 Naval Air Station vs. Coast |i" Tecent performances: Chicago 49 52 485 Guard at Naval Air Station Saturday. August 2 eat Field ABR HPQ AESH Detroit ‘ 47 56 .456 Sub Chaser Division vs. Army Sterling, 1b 4 1 1 9 00 0 | ot Louis areca at Army Barracks Field. Cates, 3b 3 11 4 31 1 | Washington i SB, BOs) 2.302 Submarine Division vs. De- T ag Senin Bits Gabe : National thts Division at Fort Taylor pins ates Club— W. Lb. Pet. SUNDAY Leesburg 001 020 o00—3 | BY Nous s So Naval Station vs, Coast Guard DeLand 003 112 10x—8/ 3 at Army Barracks Field. Sunday, August 3 | Pittsburgh 55 43°) .561 Sub Chaser Division vs. De- ABR HPOAE Cincinnati 53 47 530 stroyer Division at Fort Taylor a 'New York 46 49 484) Field. Ptcrling, 1b § 0 2 7 11 0 ‘chicago 45 56 446 Marines vs. Submarine ‘Di-|Cates, 3b 6 1 1 1 20 0 Boston 42 57 ) 424 vision at Naval Air Station The score: Philadelphia _ 26 73 263 Field. wnED AY DeLand 240 110 000—8 | > ae a = aa ers porn In rawtfor 0.5 sna., 99 Sub Chaser Division vs. Ma- Davros Beach A Gk years ago. | rines at Army Barracks Field. The standings: —_— | WEDNESDAY, AUG. 13 eae ne aoe aE pptoai’ ae | ustine 74 editor of the Ganne ewspa- | Army vs. Submarine Division 3° Dezand 64 33 .660| pers, Rochester, N. ¥., born in| at Army Barracks Field. THURSDAY, AUG. 14 Naval Air Station vs. Destroy-i er Division at Naval Air station | rite Field. Naval Station vs. Marines at Fort Taylor Field. SATURDAY, AUG. 16 Naval Air Station vs. Chaser Division at Naval | Station Field, Coast Guard vs. Destroyer Di- vision at Fort Taylor Field. SUNDAY, AUG. 17 Naval Station vs. Submarine Division at Fort Taylor Field. Army ys. Coast Guard at Army | Barracks Field. WEDNESDAY, AUG. 20 Naval Air Station vs. Subma- |. Sub Air the count at 4-all in the third andj rine Division at Naval Air Sta- went on to win with a six-run| spurt in the seventh. Phillies, who gathered 14 safe hits, had piled up an early lead with a four-run rally in the opening! round, Brooklyn and New York were not scheduled. American League Apparently taking it easy now that they have amassed a com- fortable lead in the American league f , the New York Yan-! sored another defeat yes- i close 4-3 loss to the} Was on Senators. Alejan- | dro Ca uel kept the nine hits} he allowed so well spaced the Yanks were unable to do much | with them. Marius Russo gave up all the Nat runs in the first | three in the initial one in the second. spotting the Boston two Red Sox five runs in the open-} inning, the Philadelphia Ath- extended the Bosox all the} before they gained a 6-5 tri- Scoring ended in the sixth when the Sox shoved over) the -winning run. Philadel- d tied the count in the fifth after Wally Moses circuit clouted with one on. The s tallied two in the first round ¢ ie in the second Stanza. NATIONAL LEaGuE HE. 5 42 6 8 2 Shoun, Gum- Olsen and ing letic: W. Cooper; llough. At Cincinnati aay Som ee 2 0 and Lopez; Pearson and Klinger jelphia At Phi Boston Philadelphia Johnson, R. HE 013 1 5 4 #1 Javery, Lamana, A. Early and Berres; Pod- tion Field. Army vs. Destroyer at Fort Taylor Field. THURSDAY, AUG. 21 Naval Station vs. Sub Chaser Air Station | Division | Division at Naval | Field. | Marines vs. Coast Guard |Fort Taylor-Field. at SS ee | Today’s Horoscope. omens neem ee The child of today will be | precocious and rather rash, ‘Phere jis a determination to hold to! _ one’s beliefs and principles that jis good, so far as those princi- |ples are good and not too rigidly | lforeed on others, which will be! liiable to bring trouble and op-j position. | Dr. Tamara Cabalkin, a native | of Harbin, Manchuria, is the only | woman medical interne in Seat- | |tle, Wash. | i gajny, Beck, Hughes, jand Warren. } SSeS, i New York-Brooklyn, not sched- uled. Pearson AMERICAN LEAGUE At Washington R. H. Ej New York 3.9 3] Washington 48 2 Russo, Murphy and (Dickey; Carrasquel and: Evans. j { At Boston Philadelphia 5 nae 13 Harris, Knott “and Haye: Ba es Wagner and Pytlak. R. E 5 3 6 0 8; Night Game At Cleveland Detroit | Cleveland Newsom and Tebbetts; and Hemsley. Night Game Chicago at St. Louis, rain. i Foo Smit | 1931 as_a tom-boyish basketball | position on’ the links. | ago. ow of the President, born 80 Hot Off the Wire! years ago. i | tf Ruth’Suckow, novelist, born! Sacto vag | jin Hawarden, Iowa, 49 years First Time in Key West || | DISTILLED AND BOTTLED BY PUERTO RICO DISTILLING COMPANY, ARECIBO, P.R. McKesson & Robbins, THE KEY WEST GYTIZEN COUPLES IN THE SPORTS WORLD Zarahiases Of California Represent Many Athletic Fields j (Associated Press Feature Service) | LOS ANGELES, Aug. 6—»:player on an all-star girls’ team | | When you consider sports couples |@own Texas way. Then came the | don’t overlook the George Za- 1932 Olympics at Los Angeles! hariases of California, eee rg Saag pe ant aka You've been hearing of Mrs.j won just about eeasGnne in| Zaharias for a decade or more’ sight and set a flock of records. ‘but you probably remember her After the running, jumping better as just plain Babe Did-| and hurdling events were over. jrikson. If you enthuse over ras-' she looked around for new slin’ you must haye seen George; fields to comquer and picked | | or one of his brothers at one time out golf. | or other. George, Babe;Chris and| Babe was medalist, with a 77, Tom. Tom is doing most of the in the first tournament she ever grunting and groaning for the entered, in 1934. The next year Zaharias family now, for Babe} she won the Texas championship. and Chris are serving hitches in In 1935 she turned pro and since | {the army and George is promot- \ then she has given—and still ing bouts at the Olympic Audi- | gives—exhibitions. She plays in | |torium here. jall the tournaments open to her | Now Babe—well, she could ‘and won the 1940 women’s west- | be pretty near tops im any (ern open. sports you'd care to mention. | George is a good golfer, too, | She hove into sight along about! and they make formidable op- ee eee ee Ge N. Y., 55 years ago. 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