The Key West Citizen Newspaper, September 5, 1941, Page 3

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National Baseball ‘bovitz, After an inning in which} NEW "YORK, Sept. ar —New S I M Oo N E’ 5. o. . 0 U R S 7s : R unspectacular Chicago Cubs did) On tho Febilgion, signa [ete bse 3 ie Bee Mogk's mighty Yankees sak gipp 508 Duval Street Phone 298 Sa eat ae N E? 0 U URS ” ices geting Swing at a ball’ the baseball world today, official . \t the uneepectied Yesterday, efter ay ee rig 9f 10) when F teammate tries a:clean winners of the American League Between Office Hours. Phone 762-3 Moxh To Pew, og i Phone 762-J wen re To Kress noon—much to the delight of the | from nine majo le teams |Ste4) ef home—the umpite asks peut ae a in their F y {pockets for a mon Dodgers from: Brooklyn. The and play: a. brand of pasgbell far) 1 Sie egepeynaker what he should | Their victory over the Boston Paras: your. exper \have done. The youngster usually | hal Bums slid A batter hi tt Pe i hia foul | Red Sox by a 6-3 score yesterday py Bum Fight on «top| iting 714 an a team. knows his fault, was the final blow that wrecked ‘ich, has Seven 400" hitters, an| Star of the National League is 5 the National | League without ; peas pitcher who bats | Marlo Termi, an orphan ees | jen Se eer spankes even swinging a bat or tossing 800 600° "and plays shortstop’ on off | adopted by a local family, Marlo |“ +p,,, enty games ts feank of the | days, ‘and several sons of former | was given a try-out like all other eS Chicago White Sox, | a ball as the Bruins went about professional players are some of | | applicants by playing a fa ee eee ae ; From Any ott INSURANCE Electrical Current— —o— | RUNNING WATER OFFICE: DAN Automatic Water Sys- tems operate from electri se | Winners of 91 contests this sea- the big task of defeating the Red. |e features of the. league. | game, g json’ for an average of .669,° the Corner Front and rent, $9 if, you have the Tt all began three years ago, He began by pitching right- revamped Yankees Ipomed like t Duval Streets no matter where you, birds twice. 3-0 and 4-3, [when “Albert J. Morhard, then |handed and fanning the first | mountain over. whatever team enjoy its countless, edvanteges. 19, ‘could talk about no} ing but | three batters. In the second in- ORGY Saeco he double highl: manags to climb out on top in the With a DAYTON, have The double logs, highlighted by baseball. He organized a team, jning he struck out three more—| dog cat-dog battle of the Na- running Water anyw your the collapse ofa pair of Cardinal made ‘everyone®practice, got op-|but this time with his left! PHONE NO. 1 home, ready at theta ok a faucet tional League. 7 a starting hurlers, dropped St. ponents, and spent his ‘winters | fliger. During the third frame Y ‘Atl Donald, vh —for bath, kitchen and lai Louis a full game in the rear of ngpiae for summer. {Marlo sparked the rookies with | itched acon ball Pict tae ie. ‘There ia nothing to get out of order. the idle Brooklyn Bums, is widowed pales, the finest catching the old leag-| bag Sox yesterday, got 10-hit To Redtirt esedenen una, Wise Jowertinn ir |Uets ever saw. odovere SuPPORt from his mates to turn bhi, just tossed a no-hit’ game ene " yer | Now Marlo is the edgue’s, ick. the Cincinnati Reds failed ta < " of ‘te ogenil” | igaaing shortstop, hitting a mere the tne) bas Joes Out I ORTER-ALLEN LEN more than three innings in be "she nee | (Om for the Cardinals, | For the Yankees and for their opener. Lon Warneke, toeing| | rated! and rules: a eith a'velvei- | “I hate to do it”, Mrs. Morhard | anager, Joe McCarthy, whose COMPANY a the slab the first time since the covered hand of steel. isays, “because the boys get at-'ijnocs prevented his pr no-hitter, allowed all the Cul Each boy buys his own $14, tached to their uniforms, but Pm} ine oy victory was a stirring runs, gave up six hits and walk {uniforch "for the wholesale’ ‘price ‘Gard to have to shake up that’ orsonal triumph. five batters, His wildness fig- of $6.70. Mts. Morhard raises op-|Cardinal team, They're winning“ 5,. DiMaggio, whose 56-game ured in each of the single runi |erating funds ¥ having each | po many games. But I can't very hitting streak was a major factor Chicago scored in the first, sec- | player sell two $1 booster tickets, | well shift Marlo. He is the Car+ i. i.e Yankees’ drive to the pen- ond and third stanzas. and by Staging a benefit ages | capeha RRS aii: 4nant, was out of the lineup with Morton Cooper, who started | Cue at the end of seach “Ap team | eerie cnt Jan injured ankle, while Red| the 11-1 -inping nightcap, : contin-| Xo ung |Ruffing and Rob Rolfe, two more Morhar ued: the disastrous wildness from) Was the” bag ina Ax tab SPORTS CALENDAR CALENDAR sparkplugs of the team which the outset. In the first round ng ie 2. ihe has been’ called “DiMaggio & | Tia ie aaa | FRANK JOHNSON JR, f let Stan Hack come home on qj Le This ‘ear yeat the ie | eee eres {Company", saw it from the side- i wild pitch, tossed Babe Dahigred | and e Washington are tied at the; utes. a lines. a home run ball in the secdnd' top, of the five 4am Apesican BASEBALL } No other team ever won an| and wild pitched, Exrickson. cron Leta, ‘Cheiago th and | (Major Leagues) ;American League pennant ag the plate in the third: New “York and St Louis share ere early in the season as this one, The Cards scored twice in the | the cellar. TODAY fnone ever won "it by a greater} second and knotted the count at) The National, League, formed | American | margin. | 3-3 in the sixth, m then on this year with four teams, is} Cieveland at Detroit. | Thus the underdog Yanks, until the eleventh the score re-| prs by the undefeated St.| st Louis at Chicago, night beaten last year.and staggering mained the same. “Phen a dropped | Louis Cardinals. Brooklyn is in| game. early this seasen, won their fifth ball cost them the game. A/S place, followed by. the /* Only games scheduled. flag in six years. rookie outfielder, Barney Olsen, Pirates and Cincinnati. National i Trailed Indians lifted a long fly to left field.) wayps Wiggins of ace Cincinnati at Pittsburgh, two They were seven games back Don Padgett weht back to get it,| RS eR Te a gpmes. of the Cleveland Indians May made a stab at it and then let M ick-swingers ‘with i “| Philadelphia at Boston. 25, and it wasn’t until June %2$/ fall to the ground. Hack, strain- jting average. Six o bis tee | Only games scheduled. that they emerged on top of the ing for action at third, imme- mates are slugging above Cui AI ——— heap, winners in 12 out of 16/ diately raced home with” ie | Pe cigease sacs | SOFTB. ALL jgames. against the © faltering Pinning yun, Bic, Mmeek: ad)” But Richard Kune, 12 star) (Bayview Park. O08 mm) (From there in, it was, rout and went all the way i third Indian right-hander, ane them TONIGHT. and..the Yankees still were on a single by Lou Stringer. {pany mest recently. He ianned, First Game—Navy vs. Nav-| pounding the opposition unmer- Pirates Win, Another |G Saleed some ese © SEER: | Sta. (cifully when they marched into Pies ts Second Game—Thurston Build- | the throne room. _ teh jen ae fe net Johnny Peckinpaugh, 10-year gfs vs. Pepper's Plumbers. Their victory leaves the Chi- jold son of Roger oie Uisnale Sboceioteuidie jcago White Sox and Boston Red cinnati Reds in the, crucial _se-! i White So b | (manager of the OGGUG | neuememmererrenerenemermerrenrr |Sox fighting it out for. segond ties between the clubs for third Clevelanders), ‘plays font uA) Sox Renee Ook ee Ba H 1 4 ee te fenior’ ercuit: ‘for. Morhard’s; , Indians. ¥ cure Today s Birthdays lor the Cards facing ‘some un- Rain stopped the second int ea but.x aa i fifth with thé hae Ay 5 ai wutiful George J Sokolsky of "New ries day rolls around” on THE. they had already med up's Nye ae be who. is a son |York, journalist, author, lectur- lag Yanks, under. leadershi lead. | of Willi a former jer, born in Utica, N. ¥., 48 years} “of Chach "ALE Fletcher % the oe REXALL STORE fot ee ey ba he pitcher in the bye ce: ia peanetse ad |sence of Pilot McCarthy, lost no | Is The Best handcuffed the Reds with just) 4y% ewan al | Darryl F. Zanuck of Holly- sain gg ig Rie antes, Prescription Store! one measely hit. Second base- | too, but ts Bat aa f wood, famed movie producer, the sf te a flex: in pe Your Family Deserves man Lonnie, Frey got the lone| Jin to pitch lg in Wahoo, Nebr., 39 years aig eae B a “hi innati . e: ba > ect ah Niel mcant Sree weeny ene! Ha D. Weeks, president of} | third 1 and seain ip the sth sen | WE. SERVE THE BESTI Tuns. | P| the Ha, Hg a of ‘South Dakota, [Meanwhile, Auey Bpnald pea The doubleheader haunt | ¥ : born in Scotia, Nebr, 40 years doing all right e Ge tpounde PHONE 177 between the Boston Brayes an STANDINGS 0. oe New York Giants was cancelled : ed holding Ws Bae. Sve BiG, ovey Gardner’s Pharmacy because of rain. | Louis Annin Ames of New! Scalp Ti 534 Duval Street Results of the games: “MAJOR BASEBALL LEAGUES, York, manufacturer, Universal- Clevelat tias Seised the] NATIONAL LEAGUE ve Nesecican [ist leader, bora in Helena, S. C-./ netroit Tigers %§ with a three-| Ax cut First ‘Game RHE) Sas z | ® years ago. lrun rally in the tenth ‘inning. | ica, enue 2 eS ais om a2 |g DE Frank B Jewett of New Pee Toe ieee kc is tall] Chicago Bee Ge Se ip reg 65 .51%/ York, Bell Telephone a of the aeatieie Memew | tat the | 85 504 fori’ chiet, horn in Pasadena, |. tburst. fell’ one. tun short of 0 . a eS ee tie. Feller went all the way for the Indians to. record his. 2ist, porte “Bldtidge, actress, | \ickoege of the, year. theke, Lanier, Krist and W. leveland - ; Passeau apd McCul:| troit ° Second Game, Pk ay. Jn, Brookhin, Ny %.40 Yeats "The Philadelphia - Washington | ATS R. HE) 2 jgame was postponed on account) of rain. hicago ane | Doris, Kenyon, actress, born in’ 2 sitts of the games: (11 Innings’ leas Ny, ¥., 44 years ago. - of the os M.. Cooper, ‘Poliett, €rouch and M. Cooper; $on and Scheffing. At Bittsburgh EB 4. Today's Horoscope At pein aR |New York y's OSC = 3 oday’s Horosco Donald aad Dicker: H. Ne ———=s some, Harris and Peacock. }| Today’s indications are for de- AtD. OR i ie ded, busing ability, so that) Jand f= er a sufficiency of i Detroit Bs (Called Fifth, Bain) Walters and Lombardi. Sewelh and Baker. CIDP OLD DS PS ee Boston at New York, double header, rain. | Brooklyn at Philadelphia, | - Weatening weather.