The Key West Citizen Newspaper, August 27, 1941, Page 3

_. j K eep ‘Slim National Bead. : Split _ Pair With Cardinals Tit 6s toe ms, ae) | ‘first, 4-3. Max Butcher, who | j turned in a six-hit job, hung wu lhis 14th victory in the se tind 16-1. Vince DiMaggio’s circuit lout in the eighth was the only ‘marker for the Brayes in Second fracas. Al Lopez hit one j{ jfor the Bucs with a mate on j \hase in the same battle. Cubs Swept Bargain Bill Red Sox In Third Spot | The fading Cleveland India: 33) With Phils; Athletics dropped down another noteh | e yesterday when the Boston Red Walloped Tigers Twice, Sex slapped them 9-4 aad ok 9-1 And 2-1 RED SOX T THUMP TRIBE AND TAKE OVER THIRD SPO over third place in the American league. An ex-teammate pore the brunt of defeat as the Red | Sox pounded their way to a one- sided seore. Jeff Heath provid- NEW YORE raring “alee ed Cleveland with its hardest | more the bitter enemies of the POW against Heber Newsome. } 1941 National “League », pennant bee slammed a homer with chase met fe “3 ‘0 On. and ane as, destin baie Philadelphia Athletics celebrat- a even. Duplicating their per- pene Ae lnes mopapennce of si) ints a pareein bill last: doubleheader from the Tigers, ‘e : i Hue sr sag Prva yates 43 and 2-1. The lopsided count =i AE Couis Cansei yolenter the first was featured by Sam afternoon shared honors in a Pacis see ae with pee cee: Another farewell game was f oy hes day Feeord: prows that. between the Washington 0! 2 : “ZB Bi Z pe ee vag their Senators and St. Louis Browns. she opebing Biigpldeg he aks Washington scored a shutout, 3-0, nm POW ' as Dutch Leonard scattered ten YANKS BEATEN BY ‘hits. Brownies threatened in ‘the ninth. Loading the bases FARM CLUB, 270 1 with only one out, St. Louis failed to do any damage as Leo- nard retired the next two bat- ters. A pair of the Nats markers {Special to The Citizen) NEW YORK, Aug, 27.— The high-flying New York Yankee, weren't scheduled were recorded by Jake Early’s for action in the American soe He | league yesterday, they Results of the games: | decided to play be gion J NATIONAL LEAGUE } tion game. First Game | Locking for more worlds At Feracelphis. R. HE} to conquer, the Yanks took Chicago aoe 5 8 0 on the Philadelphia 413 2; third-place Kansas City Blues of the AA, a farm club, The Blues won, 2-1. Mooty and McCullough; Hoerst, | Melton, Beck and Warren. Second Game At aoe R. H. E.| 3-1 in the nightcap. Thus*'the Chicago fe: 1116 1 Flatbush nine held on to its slim philadelphia 5.63 game-and-a-half margin over the. frrickson and Scheffing; Si desperate Redbirds. iJohnson, Podgajny, Beck and| Four Redbird twirlers vainly | warren. attempted to hold the Dodgers| ———_—_ in the curtain-raiser. Meanwhile, | First Game Curt Davis turned in a seven-hit} At Boston R. H. E. performance for the Brooklyn {Pittsburgh ~~. ily Jee 3 oy boys, who collected a pair -of | Boston ai 418 9| homers in the 12-hit attack. Wilkie and Davis; Tobin and Pee Wee Reese Blew Up | Montgomery. Halted in the ninth because of | Second Game darkness and threatening wea-} At Boston RHE ther, with the Cards at bat, the | pittsburgh : 613 1) second game was a mound duel; \Boston 160 until the seventh when Pee-Wee | Butcher and. Lopez; Errickson Reese went haywire and set the |and Montgomery. stage for the Redbird victory | assault. For six rounds, Mort} First Game Cooper of the Gashouse Gang! at Brooklyn R. H. E.| and the veteran Fred Fitzsim-|st fouis - we fae gs) mons of the Dodgers had pitched | Brooklyn aan 812 1 scoreless ball. The first batter up Lanier, Shoun, Gumbert,} for the Cards in the seventh, | crouch and Mancuso; Davis and } Crespi, grounded to Reese. The | Owen, sphere went through Pee Wee's | ae legs and allowed the runner to Second Game reach second. Marion, next bat- At Brooklyn ter, hit’ to Reese, who made aigt Louis _. wild throw to first. Marion was! Brooklyn } safe and Crespi went to third. yy. Cooper and Ww. Cooper; M. Cooper’s long fly scored Cres | Fitzsimmons, French and Franks. pi. Brown singled and Hopp ——_— doubled, sending Marion, and First Game | Brown across the plate with the’ At New York R. H. EE} deciding markers. That was / Cincinnati 410 1 enough for fat Freddy and his New York - . 710 0} teammates. | Walters, Turnér and J. Riddle; | j Cubs Take Two From Phils | ‘SPORTS CALENDAR BASEBALL (Major Leagues) TODAY in Boston at Detroit. Washington at Chicago. 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Cincinnati's drive to vietory | in the bottom half of the twin bill was featured by a consecu- tive hitting attack. Waner start- | ed it off with a double but was | caught at the plate ‘when Mike McCormick singled. Frey singled | home Mike with the tally that | knotted the count and Frank Mc- |. Cormick’s three-bagger sent ned | across the rubber. Craft ended the rally by singling home Frank. | @ Light :: : mellow . | story of S-B BEER. Try "A Bottle of Pittsburgh Pirates divided a) bargain bili with the Boston | Braves. Boston the . its GOOD Beer!’ 7. satisfying. Thot’s the it when you want fine rer freshment. It’s quality-made from start to finish— and the AIR FREE process gives you better flavor protection. 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