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The Key West citizen., 1952-10-13

handicap tournament, the foursome
of Bob Walker. Ken Rife. Lefty (too
much handicap) Regan and Bill
Welborn took first prize Of a hat
and belt with 56. Second prize of
golf shirt went to WilliaEa Saund.
ers, Joe Foley, Il. NJ. Harris and
]. I. Cambron with 81. Third prize
of two golf balls TO v. VinSon, Moni
Gomez. James McCardle and Rus
Hyman Four place for one ball,
Jimmy Mira (who ended up with
four of ttheml Capt. Boax Bob,
Spottswood and Gleason Snow.
LIST Saturday the Key West Golf
course had the pleasure of ''chick"
Harbert's nationally known profes.
Sional father and brother playing
over the nine holes. Pop" and vir.
gil travelled from Ohio 10 spend q
few days with Virgips wife and
husband who is tationed at Boca
Chica.
THINGS TO COME
Next Friday night the Conchs
play host to Saint Mary's OF Miami
in what may prove to be more Of
a game that some viii realize.
Last year the locals eked out win
from the Catholic boys, but IL cer-
tain things don't change the score
may and viii probably look gloomy
for Key West.
The fans that seem to get kick
out of Kermit Lewins mistakes do
not know what the man goes
through high in the press box to
keep them posted on the various
parts Of the game. Most every
where else. there is q spotter on
the ground in constant eommuni-
cation touch with the announcer by
means Of telephone. but at the Sta
dium, Kermit is on his own and
should be given some consideration
for his efforts. II has been promise
that things viii be different next
year. AT least il is hoped so.
Question Of the week and for the
season. Has anyone seen anything
that resembles q tackling or block
ING dummy at the practice field?
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-13

Coach Ed Beckman, whose Key
West High School grid squad cap
tured a surprise 2O-7 victory over
q tough Lake Worth eleven, indica-
ted today that he is going to work
his boys harder than ever, parti-
cularly on defense to ready them
for the balance Of tough schedule
which will see them meeting the
first of. three top notch teams on
Friday night when they go up a.
gainst q highly rated St. Mary's of
Miami club.
"Offensively, ! thought the boys
did at least as well as in the Paho-
kee and Gesu games, Beckman
said today, ''but defensively, we
need lot of work. :"
Beckman added that the Key
West footballers we're not aligned
properly and that they did. not
carry out their assignments as they
should have. Physically, the Conchs
came out of the game in pretty
good shape. Jonn Cruz and Tom
my West, who have been plagued
by injuries to date, incurred minor
hurts in the contest but are expect
ed to be on tap for Friday nights
game. As the situation stands now,
the Conchs rate one touchdown
edge over st. Mary's who have lost
but one contest to date when high
flying Belle Glade eleven trounced
them by a 1910 score in their sea-
sons opener. Since, they have cap
tured three straight wins including
26-6 win over Gesu who the
Conchs licked 1870 in the first game
Of the season.
The Saints will bring back Just
about the same club that they had
last wear when they lost to the
Conchs 1876. st. Mary's is paced by
halfback Bill Roine, who could give
the locals plenty of trouble. Small,
fast and shifty, Roine is just the
sort Of a ballcarrier whom the
Conchs have had difficulty with
thus far in the campaign. Rome
was an All.City halfback in Miami
last year. and they have a lot OF
good football in the Magic City. He
gained his spot on the mythical
eleven by virtue of his leading all
scorers in that city.
Beckman received pleasant sur
prise with the sterling performance
Of trio Of linemen, Stuart Logun,
Wayne Brantley and John Carbo-
nell in Friday nights game. Peter
knight also played his usual tlne
game.
The Key West coaching staff. In
addition to their tough defensive
drills, is going to stress straight
footlGll in their workouts. with
their offensive machine working
smoothly and sharp passing at
tack the Conchs have a good
chance of confounding the experts
and coming up with a good won
lost record for the season.
Beckman used % men in Friday
nights win which is one point IN
favor OF the Conch's chances for a
winning season. Up until now, the
S64 question has been what would
happen if the Key West eleven had
to call on their reserve strength.
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-13
NCAA Meets To
Plan TV Policy

CHICAGO R - With a recent
Notre Dame blast at collegiate
teleyision policies still resounding,
two committees of the NCAA met
today to work over TV and other
plans for the future.
A four.day general policy going
over was in prospect Besides the
teleyision problem, the committees
planned to take up such things as
poSt.season competition and al
legged nonobservanee Of NCAA
rules by at least three Of its
members.
Names of the schools involved
in the reported infraetionS have
not been made public.
The committees on hand are the
NcAA Executive Committee and
the NCAA Council, The overall
purpose OF the meetings is to
@aape various reports for final
action By the NCAA Convention
in January.
Notre Dame Spokesmen say they
have learned share the wealth"
Tv program is being prepared by
NCAA bodies. They say the plan
would split money received in the
associations controlled yideo pro.
gram among all members.
Edward tMo0Sel krauSe Irish
athletic director. condemned over
the week end any such move as
immoral, illegal. IN American
and soeialiStie, Tie asked Why,
NJ the same basis, shouldn't en-
d mentS and state legislative
T. as for colleges &c split aueug
i the schools"
Some schools have both ma.
terial wealth and preStig
krauSe maintained. We al Notgc
Dame have only prestige and that
belongs as much TO US as does
material wealth 10 ether schools
Walter RyerS. executive dlrec-
ter os the NCAA. has rot yet com.
mensed on the Notre Dame stand
Asa RnShaell. director Of the cT.
eanlEstienS televissoa program.
said no share the wealth plan
has been presented hy the ~
Committee. However. he said 3
partial distribution og excess
tn receipts" has been mea.
llned as future possibility
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-13
Sport Shorts
BY WILL cRIMsLEY

NEW YORK B-Monday's foot.
ball wash, and not crying towel
in the batch (they were all lent
to Frank Leahy, Charley Cald-
well and Ivy Williamson):
Any six-year-old television fan
should have known Ohio State was
going to upset top-ranked Wiscon.
sin. After all, Ohio State had Hop
along Cassidy. Hoppy, a red
haired freshman who also answers
to the name of Howard. ran for
llS yards and passed for 81 in the
Buckeyes 23-14 win over the ma.
tons No. ! ranked eleven.
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-13

how may members of baseball's
inner circle were predicting dur
ing the World Series that neither
Brooklyn nor the New York Giants
will represent the National League
in next years classic.
A good majority of those asked
the big question pumped for the
Phillies without mnuch hesitation,
some adding that il couldn't hap
pen to nicer manager than Steve
O'Neill. A number said, seriously.
that they wouldn't be surprised to
see the Chicago Cubs make the
big jump into the runner-up spot.
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-13
MICHIGAN WINS
18TH STRAIGHT
By ED coRRIcAN

NEW YORK Up - With the un-
ceremonious demise of Princeton,
the mighty Spartans from Michi-
gan State today owned the longest
winning streak in college football
-lS games7-and they show no
signs of letting up there.
Maryland and Georgia Tech
each have gone through 1s games
without defeat, but they've been
tied.
Michigan State still has six
games to play so it's rather early
to be predicting another undefeat-
ed season for them, but if they
perform in the manner they did
Saturday in hanging 48-6 pasting
on Texas A and M, their future
opponents are not going to look to
the Spartan games with any en-
thusiasm.
State still has to meet, in order,
Syracuse, Penn State, Purdue, In
diana, Notre Dame and Mar
quette.
Until 1t took a 22-l9 beating from
Pitt, Notre Dame probably would
have been regarded as a threat
TO Biggie Munn's lads, who next
year start operations in the Big
Ten. But the Irish looked bad
against the Panthers.
Maryland and Georgia Tech
continue to roll along, and neither
should be pressed to any great
extent this week against, respec-
lively, Navy and Auburn. The
Terps polished off Georgia, $40,
and Tech topped Tulane, 14-O,
Saturday.
California. which has piled up
staggering Nl52 points in four
games, seems assured of winning
the Pacific Coast Conference title,
although it still must get past
Southern California and UCLA.
Wisconsin, the class Of the Big
Ten. and No. / team in the coun-
try in last weeks AP poll. was
the victim Of the biggest upset Of
the season Saturday. Ohio State
soundly pasted the Badgers. 23-i4.
That made II brand new race
in the Big Ten. although there still
is nothing to prevent Wisconsin
from winning IT, On paper. the
Badgers still can field the most
potent squad in the loop. However.
as Of today, Purdue. which
trounsea Iowa. 4ll4. in its las
outing, stands al the head of the
class with q 20 league record.
Prineetons 1877 defeat at the
hands of Pean. strangely. was not
a surprise. The QuakerS wer,
known TO be powerful while
Princeton. without the services Of
the graduated Dick kaxmaier. was
an ufknoWn quantity. Penn now
should have no trouble sweeping
10 the league crown, held the last
two years hy the Tigers.
The Kansas Oklahoma .Nchra ska
hsstle for the big Seven probably
ended Saturday when Nebraska S
hard lock hid, Bobby Reynolds.
mas hurt during the Coruhuskers
27-I8 triumph over Kansas state.
TAis should naFrew the race doun
80 oklahems and Kansas. whg
meea head un this week.
Both warme6 20 70 their tasks
SATURDAY the Soonevs mainland.
sne Texas. e. -. and Kansas anns.
hllatnz towa Stale. 30
In TIE tradlsRaally mixed up
Southwest C0aferwnee. things are
srass5uonally naked ap. There isn't
an amkefeasea team u the ssnse.
uaeh leaves thsaNs as haek
where taeg wNFe in she hennlne
q tae seAsQa. vita 8esenasnx
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-13
SPORTS
MIRROR
By The Associated Press

TODAY A YEAR AGO - South
ern Methodist defeated Notre
Dame, 27-2O, at Dallas, Tex.
FIVE YEARS AGO - Michigan
was ranked first in the Associated
Press weekly football poll, followed
by Notre Dame and Texas.
TEN YEARS AGO Larry
MacPhail severed his last tie with
the Brooklyn Dodgers, resigning
as a member of the Board of
Directors
TWENTY YEARS AGO - Jimmy
de Forest, veteran trainer, died at
Long Branch, N. j.
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-13

champion Texas Christian still IN
choice By default.
The Horned Frogs so again
Texas A and NJ this week. Tf
conference goes into fan sea
operations Saturday, 50 the pscta
should be cleared somewhat IN
week or two.
In The Rocky Mountain Confe.
eEee. the eventusl ehauspsea pro
ably wilg be decided shls wex
when idaha State and CosaraS
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The Key West citizen., 1952-10-13
Strand Downs
Marines Sun.
By ga Score
BY PEDRO AcunAn

Strand Theater defeated the
U. S. Marines 9 to Saturday
afternoon in the Naval Station
baseball grounds. For the first
five innings, it looked like a
real ball game, with the score 4
to 2 in favor of the Strand. But
in the sixth, the movie boys
broke loose with a four-run scor-
ing barrage to win the contest.
Strand scored two unearned
runs in the first inning and in
the third got two more when K.
Rodriguez singled, scoring r.
Lastres and Cabot.
The Marines were given their
first run in the second when
Strowman walked, and scamper-
ed home on a passed ball, and two
wild pitches. They scored again
on Madden's double and Kram-
pasky's triple.
With the score in the last Of
the ninth nine 10 four against
them. the Marines tried hard
TO come up with a winning
rally. but were able 10 score
but two men. Brestle's double.
and the opposition's wild pitch
and passed ball was good for
one run - the last counter
came in on Coates single.
George Lastres, Kaki Rodri-
guez, and Cabot were the big
guns for the Strand. Each player
got three hits, with Rodriguez
batting in four runs.
Score:
Team H. E.
Strand Theater ---.-.--- 9 IL /
u. S. Marines -- 4 6 s
Batteries: George Lastres, P.
Galdos and Al Rodriguez: C.
Betterly, Keogh Co, Strowman
and Schultz.
Summary: 3-base hits - Kram-
pasky. 2-base hits-Madden, Bes-
tie. Stolen bases, Galdos and
Calero. Struck out by Lastres 7.
Betterly 4, Keogh /. Walks, Las
tres S, Betterly |, Keogh |. Hits
off Betterly, II and eight runs in
5 l/3 innings. Loser, Betterly.
Umpires, Ricardo, and A. Las
tres, Sr.
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-13

You have to credit a goat with
an assist but Navy won its third
straight game Of the season BY
beating William & Mary, 40. The
three victories tie the best The
Midshipmen have done in a single
season since 1945. They were hav.
ing their anxious moments though.
until their goat mascot, kidnapped
last Thursday by Maryland stu
dents, made a surprise appear.
ance on the field. Navy quickly
scored the two winning touch.
downs. The penitent kdnappers
said they couldn't stand TO see
the goat miss Navy's homecom.
ing. Navy plays Maryland Satur.
day.
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-13

The Leech Trophy is awarded to
the winner Of the annual tennis
competition between teams repre-
senting the u. S. Army. Navy. and
Air Force.
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-13

The earliest pennant clinching
date in American League history
was Sent. when the i94l Yankees
did the trick.
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-13

Jack Rahs is IS the naEae ~ ore
n the safety men an sise West
Virginia uaiveEslsy lOoshall team.
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-13

by examining the ball. One game
! worked this year they called for
the ball 66 times by actual count.
We can't deny them the privilege.
On one club it's a set policy for
the catcher to go out and say
few words to his pitcher every
time he's allowed a hit.
Another thing you might not
have noticed is that it's become
absolutely standard practice for a
batter to step out of the box when
the count reaches 3 and 2 on him.
It's supposed to throw the pitcher
off stride, or something. They've
thought up a hundred ways of
dragging out game, and the
pitcher is only one of the offend
ers."
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-13

A former minor league executive
who had been in baseball for over
80 years before he disposed of his
holdings last season says that. with
great regret, he has decided to
clear out and put his money into
something else.
1--WE studied the situation care
fully" he tells me, "and have
come to the reluctant conclusion
that it's a dying business. I'm not
ready to blame any one thing
radio, television, the farm system
but know there's no future in ii
for me. / hate the idea, too.
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-13

It's beginning to look as II the
1852 Army,Navy game win return
to its old-time stature. Army's
legions are rolling again, wiping
out memories Of last years crib
hing scandal. Pete Vann led the
Black Knights to a 37-7 rout of
Dartmouth.
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-13

NEW YORK LR-There was only
one thing that Rocky Marciano's
board of strategy was not quite
certain about going into his bout
with Jersey Joe Walcott at Phila-
delphia, and the new champion an
swered it to everyone's satiSfac-
ton.
I'VE couldn't know for sure
whether Rocky would still have
his knockout punch after he. had
fought 10 or IL rounds" says
Charlie Goldman, the little trainer.
''He hadn't gone that far before,
and / suppose we worried about
it some. But after what he did
to Joe in the 18th we know now
that he's going to be really great
champion. "
Pretty Mrs. Marciano, sitting at
an adjoining table, was asked if
she thought her fighter husband,
model of modesty, would change
any under the deluge of dollars
and hero worship.
mo, | don't believe he will,
she said, and then broke into
big smile. IF he does he'll an
swer to me.
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-13

Quote, unquote: Woody HAYES.
Ohio State coach after upset win
over Wisconsin: ''The boys made
a great strategist out OF me, didn't
they?"
The week ends passing honors
should go 10 nlineis' Tom o'Con.
nell, who connected for five touch.
downs in the space Of 20 minutes
in whomping Washington, 4S.l4.
Frank Meriwell couldn't have
provided a more thrilling finish
than Yale's 3S-2S victory over
Columbia. Jerry Jones Of CovinE
ton, Ky. scored the winning touch
down for the Ellis in the final eigl
seconds after the game had bee
tied three times.
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-13

You might be surprised to know
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-13
Beekman Schedules Heavy Defensive
Workouts For Tough St. Marys Tit

Coach Ed Beckman, whose Keyk-
Evening star., 1952-09-14

hand. hanging from the top Of
the stockade and drop down onto
the island.
Look, Daddy! Red sneakers!
Fine for climbing. The memory
of the small sweet happy voice
saying those words echoed inside
Donald Boles' head. He fought
to keep any trace of the agony in
his heart out of his own voice and
called, That's okay, Timmy.
III come IN and show you how to
get out. " He turned to the guard.
That gate back there. The one
that leads to the bridge over the
moat. Open it for me-"
HE guard looked at his face
and something he saw there made
him say very quietly, ''Yes. sir"
and lead the way back past the
stockaded building. As he opened
the gate Donald felt Mary Boles'
hand pressing his so hard her fin
.gernails cut into his flesh. He
hurried through the gate and
onto the high walled bridge that
was wide enough for a man to
cross, but not a lion. He crossed
the bridge and rounded the cor
ner of the stockaded building
and saw Timny a dozen yards
away. He was still sitting on his
heels beside the lion. When the
boy saw his father he called out.
I'VE did make friends, Daddy!
He lets me pet him - look!"
HE man felt his heart freeze
as he saw the boy, completely
dwarfed by the beasts huge
head, reach up and stroke the
shaggy name. He walked on,
slowly, as he would approach a
fiighty horse loose in a pasture.
He was aware of the exact second
that the lion saw him, for the
animals skin rippled as his mus
cles tensed. He stopped, then
walked ON a few PAGES, and now
the lions lip pulled back barring
rows of big, age-yellowed teeth,
COsstiR,ssd on page z8
Evening star., 1952-09-14
A TRIP TO The zoo
Costisssssd from page fifteen

toward the boy, watching him
approach. A rough, authorita-
tive voice broke the stiffness.
Stand aside there! Stand
aside! Stand back!"
Donald glanced toward the
voice. A uniformed guard had
showed his way to the fence. Now
he drew a pistol from its holster.
Donald Boles leaped to the mans
side and grabbed the pistol.
'tNow he cried. Listen to me!
That's not big enough to stop a
lion and that boy out there thinks
all animals are friendly. Maybe
they are if you believe they are
maybe this lions never been
taught to hate or be afraid Of
little boys! It's late afternoon -
the lions been fed. If all of us
here can keep him from getting
frightened there's just a chance
of saving my boy. Keep quiet -
! beg you'll"
DONALD BOLES turned back to
the island. and now he caught
his breath. Timmy was kneeling
ON the rock right beside the lion,
his head bent down, peering In
tently at the huge crMled paws.
He Strengthened, sitting ON his
heels, and looked across themoat.
Gee, Daddy, no thorns!" The
flutelike voice had concern in it
now. ''But maybe / can make
friends with him some other
way"
Sure you can! You already
have! Now come on out, Timmy,
it's time to 60 home"
A look of worry crossed the
boys face.
Gee, Daddy, / eGn't-I came
in that way" Alarm inched his
treble a little higher. you won't
punish me, will you? / did stick
to climbing trees.
He pointed to a tree growing
outside the moat. The branches
hung out over the stockade. A
boy who'd climbed the tree could
cross the moat easily hand over
Evening star., 1952-09-14

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bell alarm has a cheerful call.
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