The Key West Citizen Newspaper, May 1, 1943, Page 3

SATURDAY, MAY 1, 1943. AND TUMBLE DOWN ONLY GAME PLAYED IN MA-| death while in a standing position. | —- JORS YESTER- See the brutal treatment by the SOTH COAST TILLER’ E Germans and Japs, and the cold- ia ita DAY | blooded murderers. . It will make SET FORMER LEAGUE PACE- j You realize that you are living in| : < Washington sections of the "Ha- gurrach pee sikee the Land of the Free. Keep it so. | S¥nday, May 2nd (tomorrow), Geo. yan Special”. Sighs menos _ (Special to The Citizen) | You will buy more war bonds aft-| 1. Oliver, general passenger agent) 71... schedules and running time! 2nd, through ears between Florida! will leave Jack OUTSTANDING NEW YORK, May 1 —The,er seeing this show. | of the line, announced today. of the Chicago-Miami streamlin-j East Coast points and Chicago will| arrive West P: Washington Senators defeated the', See the shrunken Japs from the! Because of much heavie s 1 Ni Gui mpc vel) et d that of both sections of | be operated daily on “The Tire-;and Miami reT ‘jungles of New Guinea an 10-| and express volume, which holds! t ‘Tamiami Champion” remain|saver” via the “Dixie Flyer’,| will be no cha New seal Tas yesterday PY! mon Islands, shrunken by the| a score of 2 to 1- trains longer than formerly at aliapproximately the same as at| “Seminole” and “Southland” north; Northbound bot : cannibal tribes. |principal stations, it has been} present ;of Jacksonville. These cars will} ginning May 2nc _ This was the only game played} Don’t miss seeing it as it will] found necessary to lengthen some! The “Tiresaver”|run daily during the month of/ami one hour in either of the major leagues ves-| not be shown ‘again after this; ! I i terday.. All other scheduled con-! week. tests were postponed. Children 10c; adults 15c. Every- Results of the game: body welcome. American League In Tent on Whitehead street near At Washington apr.27-5tx | New York _ Washington —— Today’s Anniversaries THE KEY WEST CITIZEN F.E.C. COMPLETES PLANS FOR SCHEDULE CHANGES ON MAY 2ND, Certain Florida East Coast Rail-, schedules to permit a better rec- way schedules will be adjusted! ord of on-time operation. and one train, the “Gulf Stream”,|_ The trains affected are “The will _be- discontinued effective) Tites¢ver”, and both regular and LAST WEEK TO SEE_ | THE WAR EXHIBIT | | This exhibit is amusing and ed-| ucational for old and young. See! the German soldiers frozen to will continue to leave Jacksonville! May, after which th’ at 8:00AM, but with one hour) nate every third day added to its running time, will ar-| the summer rive at West Palm Beach 3:41 PM} Approximately and Miami 5:30 PM. Northbound is being added tc it will leave Miami at 11:00 AM,|of the “Havan 1 one and a quarter hours earlier! Florida East Co Railway than at present, depart West Palm|its new schedule the reg Beach 12:51 PM, and arrive Jack-| tion will leave Jack: sonville at 8:00 PM, in ample time} hour later t to make all evening connections. | 11:00 PM With the discontinuance of the| Beach at 6:00 / “Gulf Stream”; effective May/8:15 AM. The W SENATORS DOWN YANKEE OUTFIT Pyt. Clyde Hess. of Norton, Va.,.pitched and patted his 50th Coast, Artillery ball team to an upset triumph over the strong Coast Guard contingent last night ‘by a surprising 13-4 score. The victory knocked the los- ers from leadership of the American division of the Island Service Men’s Baseball circuit because they were dumped for the first time. Wednesday in a no-hit no-run classic 6-0 by the Naval Operating Base. The soldiers trailed 1-0 for two! innings and tied the count at 1) to 1 in the third. They unleash- ed their big guns for three mor2 in the fourth, four in the fifth and five in the sixth for the eventual margin. —— did a superb job on the by “limiting the , Coast Guardsritd.te a pea! pi He walked ‘two and struck out Besides that he actually won! his own. ball game in the fourth. the’ score was knotted at 1-1 he stepped to the Plate with two away and two runners aboard to smack out a thunder- ing home run for the trio of Scores. As a matter of fact he was at bat three times and three times he got on base. One ‘was through a walk and the third via an error. The Coast Guard manufactured its first counter in the initial frame when Scarbrough, pitch- er, and Kacanowicz, rightfielder, Produced singles to send the former across the plate. The Army got back in the “game when Hess drew a free ticket a ta third, advanced on a sacrifice by Benny Rizzo, third baseman, went to third on a Passed ball and came in on a bin- gle by-Hall, first baseman. 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