The Key West Citizen Newspaper, August 15, 1941, Page 3

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SIPZLELELL ALL ALLA ADA Ab ddd dhdidgibit. (Ld, TOP \COOOMTTTS pas cis "| ‘Old Boxing Trick Is 4 ‘ __} BASEBALL TWIN BILL oe rl Good Stunt For Ball | AND THE HATTERS| srarED FOR nl Key West Regulars and the Here’s what Key West's Hed ' ate |vepresentatives in organize@ ed Raiders clash Sunday in | YANKS CONTINUE PENNANT “itu she Deland Bea Han of fiom. Cayton) Stacie and : bossball cons nicer i tat iiliam Cates, members of the Trenbe | SURGE WITH TWO WINS petra haleros oa eng S |DeLand Red Hats, accomplished] _Th® Trojans and Conchs | OVER SENATORS, 7 TO 0, his head save his feet. in recent performances: will meet in the second game AND 10-3 |. Here, according to the De- Tuesday. Aug. 13 pojactnl mp ~ = the first | \ pea ice are ; i ABR HPOAESH Batteries for the Regulars _ | was taking _ 1-8 ‘aimming |Sterling, lb 6 1.213 1 1 1 will be Sevilla and Garcia: for (Special to The Citizen) from, Leaseaitg: I i |\Cates, 3b. 5.2 30110 the Raiders. Albery and | NEW YORK, Aug. 15.—Pitts-; The Sted Mats tied “the | The score: R Roberts: the Trojans, Wickers bungh’s fading Pirates, still mak-' count in the last half as Greer. | Leesburg 200 002 002 01-7; 22¢. Rodrigues, and the | ing a desperate effort to stay in| relieving Blose, balked and = p.tand S10. ‘b00 a1 00.28 Cenchs, Carbonell or Sollen- | the National League pennant| allowed Cates to. score from | Spi diaodings: berger and Albury: } race, dropped a full 11 games be-/ spaniel on Club— : WL. Pet OPI III ID SS hind the St. Louis Cards yester- | the amusing way. cen | St. Augustine 73 34 .682 LOUIS ADMITS “I AIN'T NEAR day. as the Chicago Cubs upset| sag about haif wav | [Deland =< {Oat een: bake ro BE” them in an easy €-to-2 triumph. | his wind-un when Cates sang | i peneoreenenmasiimnme { The Cubs blasted in four runs; “out ‘Wait a minute. Gott: tic se 2 Joe Louis says he may retire | in the second inning, then pum.| ™Y shoe.’ The kind-hearted AR from the ring soon, and admits: melied four Pittsburgh pitchers to| Greer Stopped his wind-up. “| ain’t near the fighter I used take the decision. to be; no use goin” on just to get The New York Giants nosed ant wayt” punched around”. Py the Braves, 4-3, with Fiddler Bill | | McGee winning his first game ot OMI EI a the season, a seven-hit affair in = | former Key which both teams did all their! jnow are scoring in the first three innings, SPORTS | CALENDAR West St. Louis, Brooklyn, Cincinnati = |Rounced tne Hot Off the Wire! and Philadelphia pei idl anv te ; i "e idle, 1 2 24 A * . . Yenks Win Two | BASEBALL {ices eens z j Service Inning By Inning, Landing on the Washington} (MAJOR LEAGUES) sy ? i First Time in Key West Senators for a double victory,; ee 5 FEEL prow f | the Yankees marched on werd | Cleveland at Chicago, night. | i HORSESHOE CAFE + their pennant as Lefty Marius) Detroit at St. Louis, night. SMELL EXHAUST GAS ? i i _— gave ba sta — hits in| Boston at Weshington. | ¢ f li _ 602 Duval Street i € opener and Atiey Donald gave} Philadelphia at New York. | i : up six in the nightcap. IT MAY BE lt Schultz & Riggs The Yanks won the first game, | 7-0, then pounded the Senators for a 10-3 vietory in the nighteap. Pitchers Thornton Lee and Johnny Humphries of Chicago al- lowed the Tigers only ‘one run in two games, as Lee just missed a shutout, 3-1, and Humphries won | his, 3-0. Jimmy Foxx, smacking a homer with two aboard in the eleventh inning, carried the Boston Red Sox to victory over the Philadel- es ° phia Athletics, 11-8, in the first |Navy. | eo Sle. Fon oe PAD game of a doubleheader, but the; Second game — NavSta. vs./ r (Times of Cuba and Pan Amer-, A’s swarmed back to take acd ‘saeco lic: wr Ignacio 54, finale by a 10-8 count. ae SERAIGHT Ppaoogigey me ad 329. Tel. Held up for an hour an 0 | q 2 minutes by rain, the Cleveland In- aber fe ot TEAGUE iz gs TH E dians and St. Louis Browns bat- SUNDAY, AUG. 17- WAY” * NATIONAL LEAGUE Chicago at Cincinnati. New York at Philadelphia, night. | St. Louis at Pittsburgh. j Only games scheduled. DEADLY eo al Returns Direct From the Ball Park DON’T MISS P. A.R. | La Revista Mensual en e | Ingles. Mailed at Havana OPEN theWINDOWS lly on the 13th. Ten Cents $10 | Year. Six Years $5. Sample FREE. | SOFTBALL (Bayview Park. 8:00 p. m.) FRIDAY NIGHT First game—Red Raiders vs. | | | | | wae 'M-1012. Chamber of Commerce, Hotel La Concha, Bus Station. tled to an ll-inning tie when Naval Station vs. Submarine! Ceoknress cautht them st 3-4. | Division at Fort Taylor Field. The results follow: | Army vs. Coast Guard at Army | AMERICAN TERETE. [parrickd Field. GoopD | Hawana - _. Florida + Gut At Philadelphia BHR). WeOeeeDAT. AUG. 20 |Coast - West eg gag a 1118 0! Naval Air Station vs. Subma-!| CREDIT | Regions South. Concise News and Boston rine Division at Naval Air Sta- \Latin American Trade Reviews. Philadelphia 816 2 tion Field. Harris, Ryba, Dobson and Pyt-|"~, ivisicn | - | | y vs. Destroyer Division MAP OF HAVANA with Guide lak; Ferrick, Babich and Hayes. |.’ por+ Taylor Field. | for Buyers distributed free THURSDAY, AUG, 21 DAILY on Ships, Trains and | = Second Game ee 1|_ Naval Station vs. Sub Chaser Planes. High Spot Coverage. Se hcate 5 |Division at Naval Air Station | TROPIC AMERICA | 1014 2 j H| | Field. Wilson, Potter, M. Harris, STANDINGS PPP FPTIT IF Newsome and Peacock; L. Har_ tis, McCrabb and Wagner. j First Game | At New York R. ay _ Washington 0 LEA UES | ape tit 9 MAYOR BASEBALL LEAG! Zubber and Evans; Russo and} ciup— W. L. Pet. Rosar. lee Louis 71 39 aan Modern machinery = s | Brooklyn 70 39 J efficient methods enable noe | Pittsburgh li a us to offer you superior | Washington ~ Cincinnati 57 48 «(543 . § Hew York “3018 0) New York _53 53 .500/ printing service at fair Sundra, Masterson, “Anderson | Chicago 48 62 436) prices. Consider us when and Eary; Donald and Dickey. | Rodton Be Gln Fs cour next grin. f Gone ’ | Philadelphia 29°78 271 ing order. At Chicago % x . American Detroit : Club— w. L h A P Chieng0 31 Olga York sate 38 The Artman ress Bridges and TebbettS;"Lee and | Cjeveland ‘ 59 50 PR et Tresh. Boston 59 53 ies | Chicago 58 55 Second Game fom ay 52 59 peirelt & 6 + Philadelphia cle sae ee SEES icago | sh Newhouse, ‘Thomas and Sula" Tose 44 64 407 qo" SOTIOIITEIIOOTMMM livan; Humphries and Turner. | ho RECS ieee \ Not Available 3 i) I | At St. Louis R.H.E.! irs Smith — I wonder, Mrs. & & & Cleveland 3 8 9 Jones, if. 1 could borrow your rug & & Bt. Louis pane & | Tie, called in tenth inning On| “Mrs. Jones—I'm sorry, Mrs. & we @ccount of darkness. |$mith, but he doesn't get home & \ Dean, Feller and Hemsley: from work till five o'clock. ity i Niggeling and Ferrell. | wr i Can Do That. Too & | NATIONAL LEAGUE Maud—A woman can easily & & At Boston . H. EY ake a man go up in the air. wre New York 410 1)" Marie—Yes, but her success as iN For Real Economy | Boston ~@ 7 3 oy air pilot would depend on her & . & : * McGee and Danning; Hut-|oiding him, For Real Service wy things, Errickson anl Masi. pas & For Real Protection NA) At Pi h ‘ Reppin DELIVERED NA Pittsburgh & N Passeau. and McCu ee ce cae | DAILY N ther, Klinger, Dietz and Davis. | Lounge & EVERYWHERE % ‘Only games scheduled. DINING and DANCING \ & y SOpEN THE TE > hompson En i BOBBY ISNT WORRIED “OPEN THE YEAR AROUND ompson terprises & are ims aay og — Ow, i % ATED \ ug. 14—When, | ‘ORPOR. Q and if, he turns professional, | TRY IT T TODAY - & INC Bobhy Riggs thinks he can take the Favorite in Key West & the meausure of Fred Perry, onal \ or tt aes | CPA. BRAND |\ ICE. DIVISION favorite to win the 1941 aur. & } FE & singles tennis championship, COF | ONE NO. “Perry plaved his best tennis tennis five | CUBAN Joe \ . PB E NO. 8 zon age. Sore 3 con Seat We) BS NOTIIIIIMM. He hasn't any varthand? A THE KEY WEST CITIZEN : SLIITIMELIS (SITIO II OTL: wuuwawwwiwewrrTaae es : | From Any NEW DELUXE INSURANCE | Becrcot curren oavtGnwatan tome [6 (_ ROBERTS A RUNNING WATER OFFICE: D4*7ox Automatic Water Sys Corner Front and patil pg you 3 ag “juice i Duval Streets pling yon Sm, i -——-0-— With a DAYTON, you can have PHONE NO. 1 tena Satin een ctr iee Bees Tusbleteboen trek ook eee, pias i Ice eaely noma, woxbie H.B. 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