The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-10-18

travel back upstate, they viii carry
With them a tale Of woe that will
undoubtedly cause something of a
umbling in the camps of the
-onchs upcoming opponents----in-
sluding a tough Seacrest squad,
whom the Conchs meet next Fri
Ray night. Too, the Irish will un-
lOUbsedly carry few bruises
IN their persons as well. The
sonchs were hitting hard again.
81. MsTy's knew they were in
balIgame from the opening
whistle, when on The first play
from serimmage, rapid Lucy
Gonzalez wove his way from the
conch forty all the way down TO
the Irish 22-ysrd stripe. Two
plays later II looked dark for the
conehs when Gonzalez was ios-
sed 10 for . four yard loss but an
off side penalty gave them . cru
eiaI first down 10 save the day
when Gonzalez bulIed over from
the eiehf.yard marker for the
initial conch score-iuss one minute
and 30 seconds from the kickoff.
a pass, Pineds to Vermette,
made il 10.
Gonzalez (who seemed to have
4 hand in eyerything) pulled the
locals out Of a hole when he re-
covered st. Mary's tumble on the
Key West 27-yard stripe to end a
i3-yard march on the part Of the
visitors midway in the first period.
Jim Ricke and Jack Topley al
tcrnated for the visitors in a vi
c.ous assault that carried deep into
KEY West territory. Topley was
Gle Nv the best that st. Mary's had
TO offer Extensively. A 125-quarter-
back, he was a thorn in the Conch s
side throughout the ballgame.
However, the Irish attack mis-
fired ON the Key West 27-yard line
when Bender took a handoff from
Topley and faxed through the line
tossing weird pitehout that went
astray and Gonzalez pOunced on
the ball TO give the conchs posses
sion Of the pigskin.
The first half ended with the
-onchs in possession on their own
tO.yard line.
In the second half, when they
could make no progress on the
ground through a tenacious Irish
line. and the wet condition OF the
bali prohibited an aerial assault,
Jimmy solomon sent a nice punt
out OF bounds on the visitors Il.
yard marker.
A shifiy 81. MarY's ostense,
spvinaInu from . 7 formation
plcksd Up IS yards on but three
plays only 70 see u nullifisd with
: ls.ysrd holding penalty.
A. The conchs took ever, mid.
way IN the second quarter, Joe
Plneda ripped ~ yards off tackle.
down 10 ire 81. Mary's 70.
pineda and conxsler then al
ternased IN . sparkling BIT Of
aroundwoFk and Dick Salgado
supplied The erusher when he
,mashed over from the three
yard line.
The try Tor the extra point failed.
John Carhonell, who with his
hruising tackling. set the pace for
the locals defensively provided the
opportunity for another score when
he recovered 4 ST. Mary's tumble
moments later on their io.yard
stripe.
pineda went wide around end 70
carry the bah down TO the three
and Gonzalez wals1ed into the end
Vone. moments later Pineda sneak.
"a over 10 make the score 100.
ST. Mary's Ken Bender gave the
locals = fright late 70 the secoia
period when he sesmpeFed some
ts yards---.all the way TO the Key
west ai.yari line. bat when Lucy
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