The Key West Citizen Newspaper, September 23, 1941, Page 3

a TODAY; CARDS Veteran Davis Hurled Brooklyns To Triumph Yesterday; Lead By Game And Half ' (Speeta? ce “The Citizen) t NEW YORK, Sept. 23.<-Curt | W8yS Produces a psychological r | bh tagee on spotts and recrea-/to the 20th century develop- Salary is reported to be $3,000 jons. Davis, the old man of Brooklyn's mound staff, trotted out when they needed him yestetday, set- ting the last place Philies down tye score of 5-to-0 and increas- { | ing the Dodgers’ lead to one and} in | TARHEELS, CLEMSON ARE TOUGH c=, "1 a half games over the idle St! ? |New York -. 50 .662 Louis Cards. | cee Boston - 68 .541| PAUL SEVERIN, North Carolina's All-America E jSnicee 26 oe The Dodgers landed on Card nes : ees eee ee Cleveland “73.76 .490 tosser Rube Melton in the sixth CHARLOTTE, N. C., Sept. 23. VMI. will cause some trou: | Detroit 73 76 490 inning, collecting four runs in|—ThFee teams figure as the pick | ble and will offer a treat for (washington _67 80 .456 ; jot the Southern Conference this| ‘hose who watch expert block- ist Louis 67 81.453 that frame to put the game on! ing. Billy Walker, a guard, is | Philadelphia 62 87 .416 ice. They get a day off today, | 7°" and 7 name them as North an expert at it, and won the | Waiional “ euie’ the. Cauda le with | Carolina, Duke and Clemson, Southern conference trophy for Club— WwW. L. Pet. Pittsburgh twice this afternoon, ‘the 1940 champions. blocking in 1940. ; _ |Brooklyn . 53 .647 With Davis holding the Phits| “The Blue Devils of Duke real-/ | George Washington is coming St. Louis 53.639 | steadily in check, the Brooklyns|!¥ look tough for 1941. The|into the loop new ae and | Cincinnati 64.568 showed their punch in the big/@faduating business wasn’t too | #s a ve bal ‘ r sevigan Pittsburgh 69.531 sixth. hard on them and from what (ae haga at py Andie ie bi jNew York: - TT ats oo hig 9 ae a heer I've heard the draft didn’t do iicieked sd ean poe oo “or = See vashagy sooth pee cc any real harm. And remember,| But it still looks like-a three- | Philadelp! 281 open the deciding inning for the Brooks. Pete Reiser’s pop fiy fell out of Danny Murtaugh’s glove at second base, the outfielder to go to first while} Herman stayed on second. ‘| Camilli Hits Double Dolph Camilli najled a. double into Fight field, scoring Herman, fontender. UA ; 3 straighten out the kinks |made the 1940 outfit an up-and- | } yi lems. There is a vein of mel- Lavagetto drove out a two0-|downer and despite the loss ot FLETCHER SHOULD |sncros that should be, combated j +? ee and Medwick was posely. walked pur- bagger, bringing home Reiser) some key men, including Jim and Camilli and Melton’s wild) pitch allowed Medwick to go to third. He came on in a few} minutes later when Reese lifted | a long fly to the outfield. | Other Games i Other games in the major leagues yesterday: } The New York Giants split a twin bill with the Boston Braves. | Bill Terry's men grabbed close 2-1 score. jused to count it as just another The Cleveland Indians’ found | Saturday's themselves in a tie for fourth|only dropped two last fall and | ite batting place in the American League won the Virginia state cham- with the Detroit Tigers. The/pionship for the first time. Carl 4 knot was tied when the Indians Voyles, in the third year of his | He's Arthur Fletcher, the Yan : 4 ch. CHANCERY, ‘were shutout by the St. Louis coaching campaign to make W. re Al Simmons and| TERESA PIGNATANO, Browns and the Tigers lambasted & M. a power, may just about |e Aetna ais Gehrig banked vs. We stare: the Chicago White Sox, 11-0, realize his goal this fall. plenty of ‘moo from their shares| JOSEPH PIGN ARES wy ‘Botli- the Tribe and Bengals are) [| of the winning team’s swag in| — onpan omopUnliGayroN rp Rey icet Seamargtetd y § aden 4 the fall classic but none of them) It appearing: iy the! sworn bill Lg ' ‘SPORTS CALENDAR |essorec' ‘a= many’ checks “as te the thanereenen Seuze, gas Results of the games: | Fletcher. -Art has collected well! therein named, is’ Ident of NATIONAL LEAGUE te lover $50,000 from these inter-| the, State of slonda pe gen ag | . * 5 si i. First Game league championship games. jiyn, New York; that sald @efendant ge a ee BASEBALL He got a slice of four melons| is (ver the Axe of Urenttaone 73tct: { (Major Leagues) while playing with the New York | of"riorida the service of a summons TODAY ‘Giants in 1911-12-13-17 and has S Sewer en whom would bind rhe i th | Said defendant. i |participated in the cut-up with) "*]) \s therefore ordered that said American ithe Yankees as a coach in 1927-| defendant be and he is hereby re- }Clem Crowe. of Kavier univer- sity has an idea that blitzkrieg ‘warfare «will bring Greek or Roman history re-jall around us”, he says. that club lost only two games | way fight to me and I won't be; last year, one to us and the other |SU'prised—or unhappy—if North | quemuememengeegeeersessess allowing | to Tennessee. the jbut I feel sure it will be a real’ letic director at New Hanover |LaLanne, I think he can do it. the|course, and William and Mary} first, 5-3, and the Braves came/may turn up with a team that back to take the nightcap by the! will fool many of the teams that . And he finds it little changed. In the old days, Dempsey put on boxing exhibitions: 2 Now he f jJeads the parade and takes cen- ; ter-zing appearances to plug the 4 : attéer- show wrestling*bout which FOOTBALL” SEEN jhe referees, AS RESULT OF WAR INFLUENCE) “Things are just atott the pee same”, he says. “You live a little; | better, travel a bit more com- veals that the athletes of those| fortably, and the microphone has days tuned up their technique! displaced the ringmaster. But following their military skirm-} ishes”, he asserts, |troupers never change much. One of the Knute Rockne-tu-| Many of the same ones with me |tored “mules” who worked in|im the old days are now'with this lfront of Notre Dame's famed | Show”. j“four horsemen” of 1924-25,| _ Dempsey looks ;Crowe contemplates greater use fit. reese ae * \of the T formation which he de-| “This aos life is grand”, he seribes as a soft of “military |@sserts. “I love it—short hours, itype” of football mechanism. {lot of traveling. See a lot of the players”. He will met forsale passing, |Pcople. I like people”. Crowe says world turmoil al-| kicking and agile wingwork. His traveling is done, inciden- “[P'm just going to keep attuned tally, in a private car and his ing {Associated Press Featute Service) CINCINNATI, Sept. 23.—Coach about a bronzed and | |ments that I believe are in line | Weekly. ae of} with the streamlining evidences “Why, even a. glimpse ‘Carolina winds up the winner. | Today’s Horoscope Our 1941 team may not win| Paul Severin enters the coach- | conference ¢ehampionship | ing profession this fall as ath- Today indicates a spiritual na- ture with. occult tendencies, fond’ jot studynig alone on ‘curious re-' ligious or philosophieal _ prob: Coach. Wolf ~. may | (N. C.) high school. that | strongly, for it tends to. mental | disorder. Properly. »controlled, |Drawn Bonuses 11 Times this mind will solve * inany ‘per- i . * |Plexing problems. | : LIKE WORLD SERIES compated to Hug. Bob Shawkey |took the job. but next season Joe Clemson, with Joe Blalock slated for a starring role at end, looks as tough as ever and it couldn't be counted as sur- prising if the Tigers repeated McCarthy was hired. Art has re- = 1940 conference con- | By DILLON GRAHAM portedly refused other head man ques! i ice | jobs. There are some dark horses, of Sports Editor, AP Feature Service |} NEW YORK, Sept. 23—The! He is content to remain a No. bonus checks is neither a slug- | Seties checks. |He’s a baseball veteran whose guy who has drawn down the|2 man, draw a good salary—and biggest wad of World Series|Keeping banging those World jging star nor a pitching master. work. The Indians} L E G AL § average was only; —. IN CIRCUIT COURT, STATE OF FLORIDA, ELEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, MONROE COUNTY. IN 277. | quired to appear to the bill of com: Detroit at St. Louis. | plaint filed in said cause on or be: |28 and 1932, 1936-37-38-39. Second Game |. Boston at Washington. | On October 1 when the Mec-| fore Monday, the 6th day of October; At New York R.H.E.| Philadelphia at New York. |Carthymen tackle the National] A. D. 1941, otherwise the - allewa- Boston 2.6 2 Cleveland and Chicago, not!leaguers in Yankee stadium ‘0us of sel pill will be taken as New York 2 110 9 scheduled. {Fletcher will begin earning his! It is further ordered that this or- Extickson, Javery and Masi National /12th post-season bonus. Pinar consccatite wacke in. Tee hice Koslo and Danning. Chicago at Cincinnati. | Pletcher broke in with the! West Citizen, a newspaper published New York at Philadelphia, two Giants as a shortstop in 1909, 1 cate. qounts eae B yrste Salto ‘anh ot At Philadelphia R. H. E. | games. was traded to Philadelphia in? september, A. D. 1941. Brooklyn 5 8 0 St, Louis at Pittsburgh, two! 1920 for Dave Bancroft and man-j| (SEAL) en ag KR ly hi al ‘ Philadelphia - 0 6 1) games. aged the Phillies from 1923 to By (S4.) Florence. Mi bewvers: Davis and Owen; Hoerst, Mel-| Brooklyn and Boston, not; 1926. He came to the Yanks in Deputy Clerk. ton and Warren. | scheduled. }1927. vQollettor for Plaihurt. ) Art is known as one of the sept2-9-16-23-30,1941 No other games scheduled. ; mf \smartest*third base caches in| —— SOFTBALL \baseball. And that’s a tough}, AMERICAN LEAGUE. ‘SERVICE LEAGUE. |spot, for many games are won or| f= a . At Cleveland R. Ey 48:80 4 lost because of an. over-cautious |} i oSt. Bayigh ee eB fi iis too-daring signaler:to speedy || Cleveland 1s +3. 9 7 rmy at Pace reer eh Niggeling. and a Fi Krekauskas and ie wasee ti At Chicago R. Detroit A118 0) Chicago Benton, Thomas and Tebbetts;| Dietrich, Humphries, and Turner. | oe { No other games scheduled. Federal gasoline tions for the first per cent higher tuan during the! first half of 1040. FE. at Fort Taylor, 20 6 1 iat Marine Barracks. Appleton | Army Barracks. i SUND |Guards at Naval Air Station. tax collec- | Barracks. six months of; Naval Station vs. Marines at 1941 were $169,127,079, or 5% | Marine Barracks. ‘Fort Taylor. Fletcher is also known as jusi | about the. roughest riding jockey Subch: ion in the American league. Many a. OE yankee rivals have had their Coast Guard vs. Submarines; Poise and confidence jolted by |his loud jibes. at! Many baseball men figure | Fletcher has been shrewd in re- AY |fusing managerial offers in the’; Naval Air Station vs. Coast! last decade. Only two years after ‘he became Yankee coach, Man-| Stubehiasers vs. Ariny at Army/ager Miller Huggins died and | Fletcher was in line for the ad He turned it down because he lreasoned that the man whe suc- Destroyers vs. Submarines at|ceeded Huggins wouldn't last, {that che would constantly be Service Inning By Inning, First Time in Key West pcrneman, wr deaey tion. 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