The Key West Citizen Newspaper, June 29, 1946, Page 4

YAGE FOUR }° Yanks Trim Athleties 4-1 - Brooklyn Edges Braves 3-1 | How They Stan NEW YORK, June 29.—Mickey AMERICAN LEAGUE 112 Mourners Get $112 LE Gnawv, lowa..— Each of & the 112 people who attended the . funeral services of Charles Cof-| @ fin, 58, will receive a dollar| diate apiece. Coffin arranged before: Latin-American Club Key West In“rxm™| Makes Social Debut The Latin-American Social Da sCGoneB of THE | club made its debut at an affair y Y crrizen at the Cuban club here last night. JUNE 29, 1936 ~ Music was provided by Kiah £ | Brown and his 14-piece orches- oe tra. Red Cross’ workers in Key Although organized only two ry West will hold a mieeting Thurs- | and a half months ago, the group day afternoon in the public li-| already has a membership of 26. Montgomery KOs - Stolz In 13th (Special te The Citizen) NEW YORK, June 29.—Bob Montgomery of Philadelphia knocked out Allie Stolz of New- |, ark, N. J. in the 13th round of a scheduled 15-round lightweight Harris allowed the Senators only one run while his mmates scored 12 including Will * 20th homer of the season. It was Har- Club— ris’ eleventh victory of the sea- Madison Square Garden. son, In a night game, the New Smad ye a oa Sipis fighting. gamely: ara eae LOCAL MARRIAGE LICENSES York Yankees won 4-1 from the oc knocked down. six.timesi. be- Mrs. Grace Crosby will leave! Two men attached to the local Philadelphia Atheltics in Yankee Washington 3231 508 143 , fore failing to regain his feet be- tomorrow for North Carolina on Naval station obtained marriage Stadium. In the National, Brooklyn con- tinued their winning ways 3-1 over the Boston Braves, and the St. Louis Cardinals won 5-1 from St. Cl - Louis — leveland Chicago .... Philadelphia - NATIONAL LEAGUE W. L. Pet. 17 |fore the count of ten in the ‘13th. Stolz landed the, most blows dnd was particularly . good im the long-range fighting but in the in- fighting and the harder though . 80 34 28 37 25 36 18 46 469 431 194 410 203 281 29 Gp|championship bout last night at brary. @ month’s parapion: Ant Association Press dispatch rom Jacksonville, published in today’s ‘Citizen, qudtes Gover- llicenses at the county court house. Licenses were issued to ‘Gordon L.. Cook, 22, of Pelham, 'N. Y¥. and Mary Hyde, 22, of Mobile, Ala,; also Richard W. the Pittsburgh Pirates. not as skilled boxer wag ‘the | Shaltz/ as declaring he* will not Morris, 19, of Culver City, Calif, Results and batteries: Club— W.L. Pet. GB! philadelphia lad. Py ie’ candidate for United States 224 sey Weavets Mes fon Digh American League ae : = = ee ,| In round one, Stolz countered | senator. ‘Rucson, Arizona. ‘When your eyes are scientifically pro- (Night Game) rae "$3 06 ‘559 5; {often With his fast jabbing’ left ; ihe Gininak ink cethe ae from the punishing glare of | Philadelphia es 7 Ree 31 34 477 103 and scored repeatedly to easily} ‘a son, weighing 10° pounds, o. vising Haake bag,“ igh yo ae ave fan ite - ce New York - ~~ 4 9 1 Cincinnati 2731 466 11 [apne 0Pener: Round two found) was born yesterday to Mr. and! ” piel tects from excess light, keeps vision |f “THREE Marchildon, Savage and Rosar; philadelphia . 2631 456 11) tolz flat on his back from almrs, Celio Diaz, 913 Duval *.| keen and unimpaired. See our selec- : ‘ Bevens and Robinson. N Yi 3 ~ 38 37 “413 14} (Short hard right hand. Montgom- tract A good many small lots of tion of handsome sun glass sty | CONVENIE % Washington 11 2 Pith: es 24 37 393 153 /STY, Was the aggressor as Stolz : Se, eee a sponge were sold today, but the | with Ray-Ban lenses plain and fivis! FLIGHTS DAIL Betton 1212 1 ittsburgn -.. : 3 i kept backing and counter punch? George ‘Allen ‘Belawy writer | **# of the sales was only $508. | to your prescription.’ Plus Tox Mie # Wolff, Scarborough and Guer- ra; Harris and Wagner. Natioanl League The Weather ing. Round three was all Stolz’s as he fought savagely to beat off the strong Montgomery, and his of many stories and articles, who was a frequent visitor in Key Atwood Sands, clerk in the ae * e u ‘local post office, left yesterday DR. J A. VALDES West, and at one time had a fo; Miami to spend his vacation * home on Flagler avenue, died’ with his family, which is visit- left found the champion’s face (Night Game) repeatedly. (a Piisioran ee : a ; FORECAST Round four found Montgom-) yesterday in Concord, N. H., ac-/ ing in that city. OPTOMETRIST 2 NATI 0 y A Pollett and Hluttz: Roe: Albos. Key West and vicinity: Partly ery trying’ to get in close as} cording to information The Citi- Office Hours: 9-12 2-5 p.m, ¥ ta and Lopez. : Ave jeloudy ‘this afternoon, tonight Stolz kept backing away and try-| zen received today. Miss Theresa Falk arrived to-| Evenings by Appointment 7 i> Al R LI 4 ES 4 Boston uu. 1 6 0’ and Sunday with scattered show- }i7& ee the fight = ane on kh ute. to Key |e rom, Philadelphia, ‘where Address ‘Phones - Brooklyn 3 5 2'ers and thunderstorms, mostly in |'@"8e., Montgomery Scored often} Speculation is rife in Key she is a nurse in the Protestant || 819 Duval Office 33% Sain, White and Masi, Padgett; ‘the afternoons or evenings, Mod. {@3,5'02 tired. Round five: Ment-} West today about the appoint-| Episcopal Hospital, to visit her |! Street Residence 295 gomery again knocked Stolz Lombardi and Edwards. ment of a successor, as judge of} parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles erate southeasterly winds, fresh rea! down for a count of seven and Falk: 1403; Duval ‘niresk , San a MACHINISTS TRIM eee Pasily juclinidy 2 hig though Stole ne re ean feet seemed trying desperately to stay 4 bil WE CLOSE ALL DAY THURSDAY, JULY. FOURTH DAIRY 9-1; LUNCHERS j|2@fternoon, tonight and Sunday Round six: Stolz was game but pee aaa eo ce ha Shes ae says in ant “Shown Exclusively at Rubin Appel's® , BEAT VETS, 10-7 hakdat Seay Ted anew ers: and tun: Montgomery Was ithe ‘strongey Round 13: Montgomery knock- ‘ the parts, is the place we| derstorms mostly in. afternoons! oe 3 The Machinists walloped the land evenings. is Beans ae Stok. landed Adams Dairy, 9 to 1, in the first} Jacksonville through the Flor-lat will near the close of the half of a twin bill here yester-|ida Straits and East Gulf of Mex-! round. day. ico: Moderate ! Rounds seven, eight and nine ed Stolz down*for;.count of 10 after two minutes and 15 seconds, of the 13th round. Montgomery weighed store our dreams.” southeasterly | in at/| Your Grocer SELLS That GOOD Machin hit three out of fourhwinds this afternoon, tonight and! were all Montgomery’s as Stolz’s|134% with Stolz tipping the| TAD offical trips to the plate for the| Sunday except occasionally fresh'tired and was not able to get |Scales at 132%. Betting odds were S EAR H grease monkeys. Kerr and San-'through ty2 Florida straits. Part-|away from the harder-hitting | 2-1 in favor of Montgomery. Ref-|. AMERICAN Try A Pound Today! eree was Goldstein. Montgomery, the champion, had won the title from Beau Jack in March of 1944. tana each hit two out of four,jly cloudy weather with widely | Montgomery. Round 10 went to Bethel, MacCarthy, Carey and scattered showers and thunder-:Stolz as he rallied somewhat with Hancock each hit one out of Storms. a series of blows that did not three. Jacksonville to Apalachicola: carry too much power. For the Dairymen, J. Lewis \No small craft or storm warnings! Round 11: Montgomery stag- scored the only hit of the game. | have been issued. gered Stolz and down went the AS SEEN IN CHARM TIE WE CLOSE ALL DAY THURSDAY, JULY FOURTH! Ingraham made the lone run. challenger for 4 count of seven. |» ‘ Pitchers forthe Machinists were|... TOMORROW'S TIDES . JA tittle inten cnvin the round | G6 ian”. { Walker and Santana and for the Naval Base ‘ again Montgomery cornered Stolz |> e tore 0 as ion P| Dairymen,- Gardner, Lewis and High Tide Low Tide jand sent him down for a count |? . i « Villaund. : 10:13 a.m. 3:18 a.m. sof two as Montgomery was warn- : et 4 ARE 11:48 p.m. 5:15 p.m, jed about hitting after the bell. > : uh Aj road ag | oe re 2 a Bre area Lovely New Cool { f] Dairy Sh ROE 1 1 9! Haiti and Liberia are the only ; solid right, and was downed }> 4 Of ? Second half of the game saw | Nesro republics in the world, again for, a count of eight. Stolz K ‘ >| 4. ano \WA// f MENT fall to the Adams Lunch Sow ee ee ee ee |b ' i av 9 q . team for a tally of 10 to 7. Val-| WE CLOSE ALL DAY THURSDAY, JULY FOURTH > . ‘ | dez hit three out of four, while samsssesA deme naPh seas bbdsadeeseaaeaeaee’ " : MeCory, Torres and. Sweeting p ee i ’ ,) kK in a { een “oS aldo scored. two our of* three. PEARLMAN S Inc > ° ° 4 : ; ig e 9 = “ ‘Betring made four trips ‘to ‘the ’ ‘ 9 ° ; Wide Selection of : aE ‘ h regis ist plate: i i “THE STORE OF QU. ALITY“ 6 5 4 stri ed cotton. Size: ” Roberts, Baker and C. 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