The Key West Citizen Newspaper, August 18, 1943, Page 3

WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 18 14 CHICAGO TRIUMPHS OVER! PHILADELPHIA IN GAME. RESULTING IN SCORE OF 7TOS (Special to The Citizen) NEW YORK, Aug. 18.—Alphe Brazile, the rookie southpaw call- ed up from Sacramento recently ty the St. Louis Cardinals, pitch- ed eight-mt hall and three with a triple and a single to down the Dodgers, 7 to 5, for his third straight victory Rookie Charley Wensloff pitch ed five-hit ball as the New York Yankees: beat the Chicago Whit Sex, 4 to 2, in a game in which there were five errors and man- ager Jummy Dykes of the Sox wa banished by an umpire. The Chicago Cubs defeated th Phillies, 7 to 5, coming from b: iiad to score four runs in th: drove in runs > Cem aR ti cs y é ’ on 7 : \ THE KEY WEST CITIZEN PAGE“ THREE a é I vines in his samen arven mine |] © PLANES: REDS’ WEAPON fs. 5.8 tren je . : , DETROIT. — The Solomon Is-” ‘ pe : ogy ras poo oh . but tands were named after King Sol- sree ceaiaitert. ning fo: umon because they were supposed By JACK STINNETT I IGHTNING STRIKES ————— f wo be the source of gold with ap reatares ' ' which the King decorated the WASHINGTON, Aug. 18—} TWICE; CLOSE ENOUGH! : temple of Jerusalem. This must necessarily be a story —_— ! | ee | without names. ! - a we: ged 18.-- : Success is reported in de-icing ie: Metiens ek Sen 8 OLANTA, é ug. with exhause heat. wun om one of our airplane Scientists take note, Claude Col ‘manufacturing companies. The Florence county farmer woul @ LEGALS plene the company turns out iS jjke to change his polarity to kec p To CREDITORS admittedly one of our best—but ji-j:ning away from his 355 . it isn’t an all-purpose plane. company e-president g the story put it this way “We were amazed at first. when Russian orders piled up higher then our heads; but we were completely dumbfounded when reports from the Russian front began to drift back that our plene was knocking Nazi fighter plenes out of the air three and four to one. “We elso heard that the plane. flown bv Russians, could turn on e dime and was meneuverable in end out of farm on the banks of Lj te! yards of his hom an oak tree 100 yards fr waine e 40 ‘feet n struck’) at the sam summer two ta il a pecan t kitchen we time and this smal! temporery or hastily built airfields. You our interest. ed query- asked them © “Dive Bombing” FP a | s ymbi mosquitoes — cighth inning and drive both Dick Preise Motor” flies—are just two of Conger and Newt Kimball fron hee = cur stlincgn eee the boat George Eyrich took ove Of Navy Photograph As ave SS | worker reveals how strain and il end two reales why the arusy sce > e the results ot Pe ‘ ‘ plane 1s 2 is i i ee. iti Gs bebe plist yetacday: SIX JEWFISH WEIGHING. a total of 818% pounds were caught in one-and-a-half hours itary secret that? Gutta eyes wens Seamiand |] saciaaa’ e foci nt oe 3 at Pigeon Key by a sailor and civliian July 5 to shatter just about all known records for » can't find out about and Soft-Lite Lenses were j i For these super-elayers kill: many At Detroit RHE successful angling in this area. Coxswain Marceau Criquelion of Fort Worth, Fla., sta- Orders From All Channels prescribed. bi vic ious foreign pests just as they Philadelphia eas ticned at the Pigeon Key Coast Guard base, left, and Harold Wenger of Bluffton, O., URT OF THE I asked him if the orders SERIES § 1} peste — asehold insects here Detroit 419 » brother-in-law of Lieut. (jg) J. F. Miller, commanding officer at Pigeon Key, are the Big r mug Cnn kn Ker Comnliatiin | Flores and Wagner! Trout, ¢lated fishermen shown above in back of their huge trophies. The catches were made AND For | UNTY. IN : ae | Gersica and Richards from the Seven Mile Bridge with hand ropes and crawfish for bait. A detail of six enlist- “Cane No. 9-106 oe tat. tio y ! eee | - - ed men from the base was formed by Lieutenant Miller, to load the fish on a truck and re- NRY PMITRUK: dies’ venill dicnaine i DR J A. VALDES i _ At St. Louis RH ©. turn to the chow hall for consumption by all hands. The largest one pictured in the mid- s direct a i o Je i gg pen ‘ ; dle weighed 2£0 pounds and was more than six feet long. The smallest at the extreme hats : i OPTOMETRIST i * Hughson, O'Neill fo right scaled 16 pounds. i Office Hours: 9-12; 2-6 PM. || a Partee; Niggeling and Ferr ——- — — since | Address Phones |} : : - — NR me j 619 Duval Office: 332 i : Hob ag wears DiZ DEAN STILL STANDINGS TODAY’S GAMES __...: | Street Residence: «'S1 || E Chicago 2 3 MAJOR BASEBALL LEAGUES - = os . = i is Wensloff and Dickey; Re SOUNDING OFF MAJOR BASEBALL LEAGUES een tions PF ois Sa Castem National League . a pacing’ American League a . 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