7T T ?■ .Y aTV.T* T sV. THE KT.Y rTTTTuv PAGE THREE REDBIRDS WIN born in Los Angeles. 55 years BUYS OLD PIANOS TODAY'S BIRTHDAYS CAMDEN. N J Charles 80, ri tired carpenter, buys Bernarr Mncfadden of New Pond. old and out of them FROM BRUINS Arnos Stagg Sayle Taylor pianos, Alonzo of Stock- Marion of Now York, publisher and physical cul- makes decorative tables desks ton. California, noted football York, > the “Voice of Experience". turist. born near Mills Springs. and dmmg s'ooin suites. uc tng VICTORIOUS coach, BOSTON BEES born at Orange. N J Til Mo . 70 the ivory keys for inlaid work. * rn ;,*. l.ouisv He. Kv . 49 years years ago IN GAME WITH PHILADEL- years ago. ■ Dr. Meta Glass, president of U S regains first place in ex- SPORTS PHIA AGGREGATION Cardinal Denis J Dough i . Sweet Briar College. Va . trorn at ports to Brazil, replacing Reich Philadelphia, born 73 years ago Petersburg. Va.. 58 y* ars ago. lor first time m two years.

iSiM-rlal to The fitltra) NEW YORK. Aug. 16.—St. J Louis Cardinals, with Wameke j Looks Now Like Reds And Dodgers | on the mound, defeated Chicago ASSOCIATED PRESS Cubs by a score of 8 to 4. j Boston Bees wont to victory SPORTLIGHT Phillies, while j over Philadelphia Came Off Best In Summer Trading Cincinnati Reds downed Pitts- By GARDNER SOULE burgh Pirates. AP Feature Service Writer There were no other games Berger For Reds Good; played yesterday. FOLLOWING 7 HROUGH follow: YOU’LL FIND IT HERE! SIX-MAN FOOTBALL Results DALLAS.—When the Texas in- National League Peppery Leo Durocher By AGUILAR Here’s Representative ot Key West terscholastic football campaign At Chicago R. H E. a List opens in September, the state is St Louis 8 14 3 BOXING Merchants that Sell Practically Everything of For Brooks Plenty Good expected to have 100 new six- Chicago 4 7 1 Joe Louis will not fight again man teams in a league designed Warneke and Owen: Bryant. 1939, his Interest to the Average Family or lUisine league, hopes the new even- t * \ *.**in t• t I'rMH named. football within Philadelphia 3 7 0 NEW YORK. Aug Hi-With tually will place 900 institutions that Lunning .Errickson and Lopez: * reach ot if *as ball season last moving The Shoppers’ Tomorrow night the great heretofore have none. Johnson. Mulcahy and Davis. urn. tn home stretch it’s still had negro boxer. Henry Armstrong, In addition to the 100 six-man pr*-tty hard to figure who horns- will meet Lou Ambers at Madi- teams there will be about 000 ot At Pittsburgh R. H. E. v <.gg}* Rids and the Brooklyn win he will be the first Brown, and Todd. strong Louis Cardinal outfielder, prob- Swift Dooger* Ik iieve they got the edge crowns human to ever wear three ably bring the highest sah THIS C ITY every- would RESIDENTS OF at (me time Ambers has r. Base- Only games scheduled. Waliv Berger is certainly snak- price o' any major leagm thing to lose and nothing to gain lo<;k One ball experts say an open market ier: th Rds good of his crown. The American League —except retain bid for Medwiek. one ot the Na- to. a ..gut s leading lutters, his Armstrong will games scheduled. writer believes No -v- Merchants Represented Here Have Reen tional hitters, y tag bat is helping Cincinnati stay league's heaviest --lr win inside of 10 rounds would be around $400,000. Ihe ib. pennant chase. Bill Terry * price ever paid for a Carefully Selected and Dealings with Them will •>! gave Berger highest v tt.e Giants, who ELIMINATION SERIES—- 188 g fy y^'*-*;'. . lh Reds for Alex Kumpouris, player was the $250,000 the Bos- DIAMOND DUST CCC Camp nine has played paid Washington be Satisfactory in Every Way. *.adouble Hot Hollos rawtish Enchilados \ (’<)nc|* Chowder, not show up again, which will has always been fragile. Yanks i Hot Hollos and Molletes inif'. s haven’t si*t the woods on plays was Detroit, with its com- leave the Stars in the same con- have five minor league clubs to j tAIPAY USU3 ftA VISITvun ii bination of Rogell and Cha rios 905 Simonton Street pick from and young stars are on | _1 dition as the Trojans last Sunday, _ __ I Just About Even CL hunger . and an exhibition game will re- the list of future Yankees. Among j Mo'i of the other exchanges believes CCC them are: Catchers, Roser, Kel- sult. The writer BABY "BIRDIE" J looked like standoffs m early nine should be dropped ler and Gleasen; third basemen, ! YOUR FAMILY'S HEALTH! M Camp J—Johnny f SAFEGUARD r r nnnrnTC from i’LAINFIELC, M. Russo, Haley and Donald; pitch- ! quality the league. , 1. KOBtK IS is golt professional ; ; |jG. IHzxy Dean. St Louis. to Chi- Both games played last Sunday Kinder a ers, Gallagher and Judnich; out- j v 1 here named his baby daugh- cago fot Clyde Shoun (plus $lB5. were very good. In the exhibi- He fielders. Holmes, Silvanic and i DAIRY PRODUCTS ~ i ■ \ |> because when he Conoral M#oi an ha> five victories and tion allair betwen Trojans and ter Birdie” Priddy. There are two who may ; j heard the news of the birth he* in. defeat* tint his ailing arm Bacardi Club, the Rum boys won, i became Gehrig’s successor at i sank a chip shot for a birdie three Light Heavy j j j still aa- a que tiotiahle quantity. 3 to 2. Key West and Acevedo first, Gabrielson, w’ith Seattle, ' and ; Vr , i j the hole Shouti and Davis had won HI and Stars battled ten innings in tin* on ninth at Yountakah. and Strum with Louisville. Cream j ) mg- y*u .an j ' Wholesale and Retail i<. 1 nine betw> < n them Stuin- second fracas, with the Conchs ' Water Ss * . CISSELL GETS TRIAL Fans are beginning to fret : 1 4H •Mi SSfSW®ftifekT DAYTON j , u r taek. after a -topover witli the coming out on top, 7 to 6. nG NEW YORK—Bill Cissell, the about Pittsburgh Pirates in the . Pastourizol Milk 1 d,iiii< M'fived f*n tf> Brooklyn Mario Sanchez, better known last in the world’s series They remember j j | j “^.X" .h< t hi w a a regular outfield- as Battalion or Figurita, was in mfielder who couldn’t in the series. ! , Carey Cement box for Bacardi Club and held American league, has finally got- the Buts' flop 1927 Butter Milk j j the So,d on Easy Terms ? ten a in loop. It when Mickey Cochrane j ' Roofing Jo. V'o tnik St. Ikui Browns. the opposition to five bingles, chance the National and j j Chicago paid come to big • B m lan Red S..x for Ralph three singles, a double and a The White Sox wants to hark the j Chocolate Milk $75,000 for him leagues Sox would ;| IIMI Kt. CoUinel Mills and Buck triple. Three of the lots came in in 1028. After Boston Red J PricM „7.50. I | 11. It.Davis’ Per lour seasons he went to Cleve- like to have him. Fans again re- j j Vw-.m Vosmik’s hard hitting the second inning. Sanchez struck V mso and “,5° ‘ ''ai,, ' s K ° ils land. Later he played with the call another annual classics, that I <>n tia* ix .n a factor in keeping Bos- out seven and walked but one ADAMS DAIRY ,I j >T !j caught the | ... in ttu race, of the Tro Boston Red Sox and the Phila- in 1931. Mickey t pennant but Jackie Carbonell. | j ■■ =9 ii| i William and Carolina delphia A's. The Giants took great Earnshaw and Grove under : Ki* Mill- and Newsom have jans, also allowed but five safe- phone 455 Streets an as he was bandaged | j PIERCE BROTHERS i>. . as him from Baltimore in effort a strain all t u ••quallv valuiible to the ties. two doubles and three sin- ; gap at second base. and due to injuries. Pepper !_ gles. AH five hits came in the to piug a taped i 1 I I \ Martin ran wild around the bust s i rnon Kennedy. Tony Piet first three frames. SLUGGING INFIELDERS in that series. .. *if i Fr-d Walker Chicago, to De- Esmond Albury was the hero —For the last six i for Pets Dogs and Cats Imat for C.etald Walker. Mike of the nightcap With three hits BOSTON. Kraft Miracle Whip Salad “Best years won Gainesville has sold shortstop l Tim'l arnl Marvin Owen Ken- in four times at hat. he scored inflieders have the batting Lou Rogino to the Wildes Barre, Dressing Mayonnaise cavi the Tigers an edge at one run and drove home three American league cham- and j ' ,'n.m'i'!l!n7 i> Pa . club This i< the fourth r.JJ'dT’L? pionship- Dale Alexander. Jim- * * * * dora b Unc d r-,lon 1 ret ith hi nine straight tn- It was the first time he has seen sold the L Make your | 000 ’ my Foxx. Lou Gehrig. Buddy player by G-Men in two SALADS Taste Better action in two years, too FOOD Inspected and pa- ed by U S Depart Mver. Luke Appling and Charles weeks DiVicenzi and Bray, out- J the box. . Howard Gates, m M i ment ot Ac year three fielders. were sold to Boston .yf* • has been a t ! Gehringcr This in- Gft.ilfi Walker struck ('tit nine onchs Bello Bees, and Ken Willis, a pitcher, ask for and demand three fieldej Foxx. Mver and Cecil I.E\1)I\(. ! \ tanned to the New Orleans (. iub \FL RETAIL Key West, with the great Mul Travis, are in the thick of the ! IDEAL DOG FOOD light with Earl Averill. Cb v STOKES i hi s ..Ht ef the game and minus L(tty Gr< vr believes he is fin- . la:At! tlgldgr Aimada Better Than West Baker, who has quit team, -Ass $ : bed i> a pitcln : Hi ( Loins his , tt 11 Knickerbocker. S lx>uis. weakened the club• 'IU;, arm i< dead LH ih( ...cond time, the gives the 10 FINALS FOR SOMERVILLE great \. signing of Esmond this sear Anotlur pitcher, i t w V rk for Den Heffner Ontario—Ross Son - club .mother • et.‘i h;trt\ LONDON Wes Kiri'ii. wa- given his un- Kr.ickrbffeket was t life saver to 4>klf f.rvp’to fine Canadian player Yanks base while hittei and one who wifi fight re' conditional release .by Washing-, **tf hi second who won U S Amateur golf ROSES ROSES >'• through the contest. the ton Senators tin other day. and Jim Gordon wa> injured Heffner championship played iNSURANCE Stars received a f> w had in 1932. has i promptly txmght by New .! ( 'was the finals of tho anadiiin FLORAL PIECES ] . \ SHOP •übi\ that 1! * ikou* it i< *: in !'* 1 tv■ York Yankees F.-rrell had won j | REPAIR th Yanks pit won ,* < : t ~v He Y[i < won 13 gaiva > and lost lgtit fins y< ar A SPECIALTY hampionships Hr lost this office 319 Duval St. ; COLUBIBIA j WF REPAIR- Mrnada Washington to DIAMONDBALL—- lit Cleveland in 1930 he won 21 M< year to T< and Adams of Columbia. West rh games, m 1933 his aim went and. ad San E,C - * ’ he tie the fOrM M and i niav.ng outfield PHONL NO . ini' it was no go'. ,*:d retired' : LAUNDRY j LIKED BAKER BOWL - I • - hon r in Nort (lan Ur I PHILADELPHIA —One play : Plants and Vines mo*m In 1934 • w.,s axed by Burky 1 L*wn 1 H ■■ all and of Harr- to retur" H* was 'rad* i SERVICE kind* cav.- Kak r Bowl for Shi he \Y , -9' *n ' 1,7 Wl' H SOUTH FLORIDA : ; ! ' li\ Hughes PORTER-ALLEN Su.iivan Rov md • her Lombardi’s uf< • rage a* Baker Bow was M ' nislct msie\ has \h V Limn e tin m. mi NURSERY •" ■ Hftb.i Hf H> COMPANY | '’HONK jj’ done so Ht’ twilled go. ’ .1 FINGER WATCH PHON ES 9 7 ; j 1 *rv wrsr ri.v SF A BRIGHT N J - Ah. ■

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