The Key West Citizen Newspaper, August 11, 1941, Page 3

‘CARDS KEEP PACE WITH DOUBLEHEADER WIN OVER _ BUCKS: YANKS DEFEAT ATHLETICS (Special to The Citizen) NEW YORK, Aug. 11.—Pounc- ing on the Boston Braves for two victories in games which twice | Saw the police break up near- | riots, Brooklyn's galloping Dod- gers stayed on top of the National League yesterday, while the St, Louis Cards kept pace with a pair of triumphs over the Pitts- burgh Pirates, 4 Luke Hamlin winning his sev- enth of the season, gave up 13 hits a to the Braves in the first tilt, which the Dodgers took by a 14-4 count, and Freddie Fitzsimmons - blanked the Bostonians in the second for a 4-0 victory. The Cards, knocking Pittsburgh virtually out of the raee, won re theirs by 3-2 and 4-2 counts. | LL LEAGUE Mei 1 iy Associated Press) Ernie White, racking up his |*="V'O™ (oso pm) since 1928 ag ohn Clank PADUCAH, Ky., Aug uae peasy nip victory, won the open- | TUESDAY nes Senn the Cincinnati Reds J 2 Sensei, oe 5 oe 7 : = rea Png Birds, ene ee Sub Chaser Division vs. Ma- play 25 games but not once leadi 2 ee oe te a . the second tilt, won his third yic. |"i8e3 at Army Barracks Ficld. has he been there when they S°9Fe is Set Fa ete 108 po 0 N ; bas: ete Hg Send FO) Anny ve Sianeinn. Division Ty gee tt fant et ta University of Kentucky 9: ¢ frost a . bed 2 i “ in,” | man in Septe ' : at Army Barracks Field. cards for me to see ‘em win, : n Medwick Poles Homer | eee can i lamented Clark. associate Tunstll; three times. all-state & . mee vengrincodapalg rege’ q{ Naval Air Station va. Destroy-| editor of a railroad magazine 2nd_twice all-southern oe 2 : = step cree ad kgs iret er Division at Naval Air Station! and a dyed-in-the-wool Cin- back while playing Papel a Dodger hitting spree in the ‘ ecb ei man high of Paducah observed: & Brooklyn-Boston | Field. * “ e I will be able to do as Oe ahs be mates ove oP 16 Naval Stetion va Marines ot» gr gre ONS aS sich for Nan Ueiveses of toms ® ; . si lor Field. 3 % cky as 2€) vill do for me.” le hits, of which four were two-bag- | ¥ SA AY, AUG. 16 tucky as I feel it wi \ ad 2 een SRN PABA ee ————— Tine Vander Meer, staging a| ‘Naval Air Station vs. Sub ~~~ The Goat & eeven-Bit pevtormance: for his | Chaser pees seabed STANDINGS “But why do you always blame & ik eleventh victory of the season, | Station Field. : 7a PANEL) se us wai cee wena ts Se aided the Cincinnati Reds in dis-| Coast Guard ee veet BS house?” % posing of the Chicago Cubs, 2-1,|vision at Fort Taylor Fic = #AJOR BASEBALL LEAGUES “Well, who clse is there to N while the Giants and Phillies were | SUNDAY. AUG. , National blame?” ‘ . splitting a doubleheaden. Gabby! Naval Station nn — Club— WwW. L. Pet. a Hartnett and Harry Danning hit | Division at Fort Taylor Field) oan 68 37. 648 homers in the first game, which| Army vs. Coast Guard at Army St. Louis 69 38 .645 & 2 the Giants took, 5-4, but the Barracks Field. Piitsburgh 58 46 558 SPECIAL Phillies came back in the second wees: AUG. 20 Cincinnati 56 43 538 § “38 DODGE $595.00 ie cas aie. Naval Air Station vs. Subma- Cincinnati 56 48 BR Pe ee comer N a4 The New York Yankees, getting tine Division at Naval Air Sta- Chicago 46 60 .484 [§ Never Used in Taxi Service at back in form after a week-long | tion Field. <2 Hatin 44 60 423 DEACON JONES slump, pounded the Philadelphia, Army vs. Destroyer Division Phils delphia 7 77245 & Athletics in both ends of adouble- at Fort Taylor Field pis ? N g header, winning 11-2 and 4-1. | Dat. AUG. American Pryvrisitiiii itt - Bob Muncrief, giving up 10 hits,|_ Naval Station vs. Sub Chaser «|, Ww. Pct. STRONG ARM BRAND COFFEE % it held the Detroit Tigers in check |Division at Naval Air Station CST aa oe as his St. Louis Browns walloped pe ee a 5; TRIUMPH & ae ecto. TD hits winning | Fort Taylor Field Boston scsi 523 COFFER I wood Rowe for 15 hits, winning 7 | Fort Tay I. Chicago os eas r *° Shicago beat the Cleveland tn-|Gee, Adams, Melton and Dan- Detroit - mi MILL n dians twice, 5-2 and 2-1, as Hon ine Waashington 43 413! GROCERS ® Ss Chapman hit a triple, double an St Louis 42 & 3 single in the first game. Second Game ae sie 18 Boston and the Washington | Philadelphia 410 4 ih is Senators split, the Red Sox win-|New York 311.4 r ning the first by a 7-6 score on th Johnson and Warren; Wittig, & strength of Joe Cronin’s home! dams and Danning. IN Ss and the Senators taking the night ——_- i i, cap, 8-2. First Game e ‘The results follow: At St. Louis R. H. E. : IN MERICAN LEAGUE ittsburgh 25 9] Modern machinery and } * G t. Loui 390 i& i mi { St. yuis ar t- At aa — R. 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Boston at New York. | twirled his way to triumph in bis Lefty Grave, 41, of the Boston Cleveland at Detroit. - first start. |Red Sox, has achieved his 300th St. Louis at Chicago. Snipe is a spitball tosser and’ pitching victory; Only games scheduled. | Dallas figured he would be effec- 42, of the Chicago Cubs, is ap- tive because the modern crop of) proaching No. 200 and Johnny SOFTBALL batters hasn’t had to hit against Cooney, 40, of the Boston Braves spitball pitching. Snipe re-/is one of the top five hitters in (Bayview Park, 8:00 p.m.) | mained in top condition during the National league. TONIGHT his years out of organized ball, Climax Blethen, whéd toiled for First game—Navy vs. Thurston, | DY ™anaging and pitching for a years in the Southern association Second game—Red Raiders vs. %€™mi-pro team. and admits to 40-odd years, is Pepper's Plumbers. 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