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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-04-01
Ball Teams
Start Jaunt
Back North
Managers Have Quit
Experimenting With
Rockies; Gel Regulars
lin Shape
BY 60 coRRicAN

- LIS DAAuRC
BY Ed coRRiCAN
Assseisasa Press Sports Writer
With The start Of the major
leasue season only two weeks
aNay, this Is shakedown time.
Tie managers have quit expert
mentfng With rockies and now are
starting their iaunts north and
east with the hopes Of getting the
regulars in shape.
A quick look at each Of the
teams is in order. listed by the
1861 finish.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
New York Casey Stengel's op-
eratives still are the ones to beat,
even with the loss Of Joe DiMaggio.
The Yanks still have a top pitch
ing staff, backed by plenty OF
power and some smooth new
corners.
Cleveland-The Indians have the
best Big Four" pitching staff ir
baseball, and If any team is going
to beat out the Yanks, il should
he the Tribe. Bob Teller, Mike
Garcia, Bob Lemon and Early
Wynn can beat any team on any
given day.
Boston--A puzzle, The Red Sox
have been hitting. but haven't been
getting much pitching, their trou.
bic dcxn through the years.
Chicago-Manager Paul Rich.
ards seems to be In the same boat
as last year when he astounded
one and all in the first half Of
the season, then watched his club
run out of steam.
Detroit--No power, and Manager
Red Rolfe knows it.
Philadelphia--This is the team
that was old last year and is older
this time around. Some experts
are consigning the AS to the Gel.
lar.
Washington-The Mats, says
Manager Bucky Harris. are a
dozen games better than last Sc.
son.
St Louis--The Brownies have a
new manager in Rogers Hornsby.
new shortstop in Marty Marion
and Whole crew Of question mark
pitchers like Tommy Byrne and
Gene Beardon. No one will be sur.
prised to see the Browns jump q
couple OF notches.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
New Yerk-Pitching won il for
the Giants last year. and Manager
Leo Darocher apparently IS going
to rely on his ell ssrnen again.
He lost his top infielier. Eddie
Stanky. and can only hope that
Davey Williams falls the gap.
Brooklyn-Here's the club that
vas rated tops all through the
season last year. Don Neweombe.
who won %. has been lost 10 the
service. Otherwise the team is
substantially the same.
81. Louis-The dark horse. The
Cards have the power. and the
word is that all they need Is some
pitching.
Boston Manager Tommy
Holmes has not even decided on
q lineup yet.
Philadelphia-The Phiis have
shown more spark this year than
last. They have good pitching. but
little hitting.
CncinnAti--This looks like a =
man team. Ewel Blackwell and
Ken Raffensbergey zach Mun rs
n n "a a
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-04-01

johnny wyrestek hit III. They'll
need more TO improve their posi-
tion.
Pittsburgh good outfield, but
only Murray Dickson Is depend
able among the pitchers. ~
chieago-The Grapefruit cham
pioas Of 81 and the cellar -dwe1sers
in the regular season- Looks nke
the same thing i going 10 happen
this year.
Evening star., 1952-12-11
Southeast Official Joins Big Ten
In Urging Regional TeIevision

items up for discussion at the
conference meeting, which runs
through Saturday. The Big Ter
Conference already has recon-
mended that some regional plan
be worked out to replace the
NCAA's TV Game-of-the- Week
system. Any Southeastern action
would take the form of a recon-
mendation to the NCAA.
DR.. Miller said the matter of
freshman eligibility also will re-
'quire a lot of study and discus
sion.
Just what the effect of draft
ing 19-year-olds will have on COL
lege athletic programs must be
considered" he added. "There is
a lot of sentiment for and against
playing freshmen on the varsity.
And it's too early to try to pre-
dict what the conference will do"
Freshman eligibility was ap-
proved for one year at the 1851
meeting at the urging of athletic
directors and coaches. Indica-
tions were that the IL college
presidents. who have final au-
thority, will not extend it another
year.
Evening star., 1952-12-11
|Anacostia Impressive
In Cage Warmups

Anacostia, rated the team te
beat in interhigh basketball this
season, is warming up for its
league season in impressive fash
ion.
1 Coach Russ Lombardy'S five
won its second straight game yes
terday, rolling over st. Paul's
65-27. Dick Butler topped the
Indians with 13 points.
Friends Schools Chuck Moch-
war, a high scoring last year,
tossed in "a points and Paul Flood
made 10 to give the Quakers a
74-42 victory over st. Stephens.
1t was Friends first win in three
starts.
Falls Church opened its season
with a 1873 romp over St.
Dominic's. Palmer Rutherford
led the winners with IL points
while Dan Sullivan and Ed Horse
kant each cages 10 for st. DOM
inic'S.
Springarn has pair of high
scorers in Flop Young and Fran
CHS Smith. The two scored all ex-
lcept II of their teams points as
ISpringarn defeated Parker Gray,
49-44. Young made 19 and
Smith hit for 18.
Evening star., 1952-12-11
.CapozzoIi, LaPiene
In AII-Star Track List

Charley Capozzoli and Joe
LaPierre of Georgetown and Bot
Allison of Navy are on the all
America track and field squad just
announced by the National Col
legiate Track Coaches Association
Capozzoli. whose most recent
victory was in the national inter-
collegiate cross country champion
ship in which he set a record,
was the coaches first choice in
the 5000 meters and LaPierre
topped the 1.500-meter candidates.
Allison headed the javelin selec-
tions. All are expected to COM
pete in The Star games at the
Armory January 10.
Brutus Hamilton of the Univer-
sity Of California. coach of the
United States 1852 Olympic squad,
headed the Selection Committee.
The all-America squad, an
nounced at Lawrence, Kans., yes
terday by w. E. Easton, secretary
of the coaches association, fol-
lows:
1o0-meter dash: James Go.!tday North.
western; F Dean Smith, Texas; Lindy
?0o-meter dash: Thane Baker. Kansas
St SttSte; James % Ford Drake; Art Brasg
40o-meter dash: j. w Mashburn Okla
hora; Ollie Matson, San Francisco T.;
GeoIee Rhoden. Morgan State.
SO0-meter run: John Barnes, Occiden-
al; Henry cryer. Illinois; Lon spurrier
! 800 meter ran: Joe 1aPierre, George:
Truey Ohio State
5,D0o-meter run: Charles CapozzoIi
Georgetown: Wes santee, Kansas; Hert
Southern caiifornia; Robert Matthias
Stanford; Val Joe Walker Southern Meth.
odisr
Kansas, Bill johnson, George Pepperdine
Lee Yoder Arkansas.
SHOT nut Darrow Hooper, Texas Ann
Pritz Nilsson, Michiean; Parry o'Brien
niscrs' Jiin nillon Alabama polytech.
Charles Emery, PennsSIvania '-O' ="
Js velin: Robert Allison, Navy Milton
Nisfeldt, Oregon; George Rosemo, Cali
! Pole vault: Dick Coleman. Illinois: Bill
eriddy., san Jose state; Gordon Riddell
High jump: Emery Barnes. Oregon
Walter Davis, Texas Ann; Fred Pratley
:. Broad jump: George Brown. Y, c, L. A.
Taylor Princeton.
Evening star., 1952-12-11
Mosconi Again Whips
Districts Pool Champ

Willie Mosconi. worlds pocket
billiard champion, stopped in at
Wordy's Billiard Parlor, 637 T
street NV, last night, soundly
whipped the Washington champ,
played few rounds of nine ball
with other area talent and passed
out autographed books to a packed
house of $50.
James G. Guy, District pocket
billiards champ since 1880. was
the victim of Mosconi's mastery
for the second time in two years,
yielding by score of 20O-85.
Last year Guy lost by 150-70.
Mosconi is on a national tour.
Willie Hoppe, three-cushion bill
lizards titleholder, is due at
Wordy's on January II.
Evening star., 1952-12-11
Terp Mat Veterans Start
Saturday al West Virginia

A Maryland wrestling team that
includes eight lettermen, five of
them Southern Conference cham
pions. will open it's campaign
Saturday at West Virginia.
The champions are Matt Flynn
100; Rodney Norris. 1877: Bob
Fischer. 157; Ernie Fischer, 167
and Jack Shanahan, 1T. Both
of the Fischer brothers were un-
defeated in dual meets last year
The wrestling schedule:
December 13 at West Virginia.
Navy
February =. at WASHINGTON and Lee
u, Virginia Military; y. at North caro-.
"na: rs. Ct Penn State.
March 81. Southern Conference tourna.
ment at Raleieh; Hip. District AAU
championship.
Evening star., 1952-12-11
Montgomery Juniors
Tie for Loop Lead

Montgomery Junior College to-
day shares the basketball lead
with Gallaudet College in the new
ly-formed Capital Area Athletic
Conference.
The Knights, losers to Gallau-
Diet in the first CAAC game, out
lasted Wilson Teachers College
l06-95, last night at Montgomery
1t was Wilson's first game in the
CAAC, which bands together the
areas little three" J."
Joe Cav, a star with Tech High
Schools unbeaten team last sea-
son, led Montgomery last night
with 26 points. Don Eslin scored
%. Al Guiffreda led the Owls
with % points
The Owls led, 46-43, at inter-
mission, but Cav and Eslin
sparked the Knights to a 1918
lead after three quarters. John
Shearer's set shot gave the
knights a 64-62 margin midway
in the quarter and the Owls never
regained the lead.
Evening star., 1952-12-11
Contract and Raise
For Drew Answers
Ex-AthIetes' Pleas
BY the Associoted Press

TUSCALOOSA, Ala, Dec. IL
Harold (RedD Drew has been
given a new two-year contract
with an increase in pay, as head
football coach at the University
Of Alabama.
This action, ending a long con-
troversy involving former athletes
at the school who wanted Drew
retained, was announced by DR..
John NJ. Gallalee, president of the
university.
Drew said he was satisfied
with the terms of the contract" J."
and added that other members of
the coaching staff would be given
new contracts, too. Drew's old
contract would have expired jan
uary IA. ....
Drew became head coach in
1947. This years Alabama team
had a record of nine victories
against two defeats. That record
landed the club in the Orange
Bowl at Miami, where Alabama
will meet Syracuse.
Rumors that Coach DreW's con-
tract would not be renewed were
heard after the team lost a 300
decision to Tennessee, but former
athletes of the school came to
DreW's defense.
At a meeting here October 25.
the former players pledged their
support of the coach. After Ala
bama defeated Maryland. 27-7.
and accented the Orange Bow bid,
they met with Gallalee in Birm-
ingham November % to ask a
contract renewal.
Drew has been on the coaching
staff here since 1881. except for
time spent in the Navy during
World War II and a year as head
coach at the University of Mis-
sissippi in 1916.
Before coming here, he was head
football coach at Birmingham
Southern and at Chattanooga
University.
Evening star., 1952-12-11

from Washing
Gettysburg County course is one
of Souh-Centra Pennsylvania of 8-hoe ayous in
about Is miles south Carlisle the area.
Evening star., 1952-12-11
By the Associated Pres,

ATLANTA, Dec. 11.-A tor
Southeastern Conference officia
said today he would like to SET
football television problems han
died on a regional basis instead oi
the present system of national con.
trol by the NCAA.
The National Collegiate Ath-
letic Association has eight regions
with good men in each region,
said DR.. j. H. Miller. president ot
the University of Florida and vice
president of the conference.
II think it would be advisable to
let each region handle its own TV
program" he said as the annual
conference meeting opened
The regions are more familiar
with the particular problems in
volved in televising football games
in their areas. It's ticklish mat
ter that will require lot of study,
but don't think a nationally con-
trolled program by the NCAA IS
the best answer. Maybe the region
al method wouldn't be ideal either,
but it seems to me it would be
better"
Television is one of the major
Evening star., 1952-12-11
John Cambria, Brother
Of Mats Scout, Dies
BY the Associated Press

CINCINNATI, Dec. 11.-Johr
Cambria, Sc, brother of Joe Cam
bria, scout for the Washington
Mats and general manager of the
Havana, Cuba, baseball team, died
here yesterday after a long illness
Cambria was an avid baseball
fan and owned or held interest in
some IL minor league clubs, in
Guiding Albany of the Interna-
tional League. The brothers were
partners some years ago when
they owned a group of minor
league clubs.
A native of Maine, Cambria was
president of the General Thread
Mills Co., Boston. He had re-
sided in Cincinnati for AZ years
and operated the presidency of
the Boston firm from Offices here.
Evening star., 1952-12-11
Virginia Scores First Win,
Beating Hampden- Sydney
By the Associoted Press

RICHMOND. Va, Dec. IL
Virginia's Cavaliers took charge
soon after the game began and
scored an easy 101-61 basketball
victory over Hampden-Sydney' S
Tigers last night. 1t was Vir-
ginia's first triumph. The Cava-
liers have been beaten twice.
Only Forward Jerry Adams
had much success against the
Cavaliers. He dropped in 25
points to lead all scorers. No
other Tiger hit the double figures
in the scoring column.
Jerry Burlage and Charlie
Gamble of the Cavaliers con-
trolled the backboards, and
Hampden-Sydney was never able
to break inside to score.
Evening star., 1952-12-11
LITTLE SPORT
Cut on Turner's Chin
Postpones MiceIi Bout
BY the As.oeiaiad Pres,

PHILADELPHIA. Dec. 11.-L
cut on the chin of Gil Turner. wei.
terweight. has resulted in post.
ponement of his 10-round bout
with Joe Miceli of New York un.
til December %. The Philadelphia
Arena battle was scheduled fol
next Monday night.
DR.. Harry Beloff said he took
two stitches in Turner's chin after
the Philadelphia boxer was injured
in a sparring session Tuesday
night. DR.. Beloff said the cut was
superficial but he advised the post
ponement.
Evening star., 1952-12-11
Ease That
Night Cough!
Rest Tonight

You can have rest tonight.
Coughs caused from colds need
not keep you and your family dis
turbed at night. HALLS EXPEC-
TORANT, a pleasant, soothing
liquid serves to quickly relieve
irritated membranes and tick
ling, help expel mucus, and
warns throat and chest. You
should feel better promptly.
Keep a bottle at your bedside
tonight and notice how much
better you rest. Ask your drug
gist for HALLS EXPECTO-
RANT. Convenient size bottle
only 40c. Large sizes for home
use.
Evening star., 1952-12-11
CoIIeoe Basketball
By the Asseeioied Press

Navy, SO; American o.. ~.
Penn, s5: Muhlenberg. 70.
Temple. o.: Princeton. 81.
Harvard, SO: Wesleyan. 81
Sampson sannS.;n aFB AZ ~. 7S; Syracuse 20.
sfass So b0itGa g11Tsr'ts g. TO-
Bates. 81: Maine. 66.
Lemoyne. 90; Oswego, 66.
St. Peters IN. ~, rs: Newark Rut-
tssissR 7'l|sA 4:sh 7s s gD'f: s:thsa, an
b.:V:T: Ss Rstv..s ss; E.irmon 7s
Iona, IS; Bridgeport 40.
LaSalle. 101: Albright. 62.
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MitrsviIIe. SH 's Is sF'SH sF!4ne ITsenefS 5 ~
LscSsa IscGmine, nj ss. SS; n MANSFIELD, held, ee;
Hobart 81: Hamilton, So. ~ o.
To2: eTsS.yr c,,1 cOlsss rd;n1oIa IS; aupssr A..
Vermont "a; Norwich. 81. "
Washinston Jefferson, 81; West virsinia
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Cn'oT 81 ATherst. So
New Hampshire, ss:. Lowell Textile. 5s
Waenn- ~: Adalphi. go
New York state Maritime, rs: Kings
cob!esktr Arries. es; Albany Busi-
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tennessee ga: Chattanooea. h4
Florida: a; A., Florida Southern, So,
New ORLEANS Loyo1a, -: Miami
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Stetson. 80; Rollins. 81.
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McPherson. 90: Bethany Kans}, 50.
Bethel IKans), so: Tabor. 53.
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wartburg. 70: Iowa Teachers. SO.
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concordia fIllD. So; st. Proeopiu
Ill }. so.
:. central State (ohio). 81; North Caro-
lima Art. 20.
Southwest.
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Texas Ann, 65; Houston, So
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Far West.
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Evening star., 1952-12-11
Neighbors Give Eisenhower
Golf Club Membership
BY the Assoeioted Press

CARLISLE, Pa, Dec. 1.-THE
Carlisle Country Club is sending
Dwight D. Eisenhower a golden
graved honorary membership
card.
Some 200 members decided on
the action last night in order to
assure the President-elect he will
have an 18-hole golf course to
play on if he intends to spend
much time on his Pennsylvania
farm.
The next President, q golfing
Evening star., 1952-12-11
Ronnie Kline Inducted

PITTSBURGH, Dec. II. F.-
Rookie Pitcher Ronnie Kline of
the Pirates was indicted into the
armed forces. He will train at
Fort Meade, Md.
Evening star., 1952-08-01
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Evening star., 1952-08-01
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IN; champion sta serv blood S,IH line H1Ss AKe SOC
cHAMPioeN 'e[E LTNE h,hs bIsek 'SaSs cookers.
mos. old, Axe reg, male and fe-
male. LO. 5-225O. %
HOMER and fancy pigeons, must 60.
COCKER PUPS, specializing in parti-
SS,GIss: sIes: ASc EsS apd Kr ghts sns47 males fs-
Sishest biddsr caii Sd ,E EaSn sn1bss. sSiorecj
BOXER PUP. fawn, female; top quail
ity; reas.. terms If desired. OF
PTPfiiEs. 2 mos, part shepherd and
sso soe; psleview s1 sive si1s T. good home After
TOY MANCHESTER AKC nunnies
aVe., e ssI sii. sprins. nise Lo 5-sssf e0lels Ms
SCOTTIE CHOICE PUPPIES, Axe
DW3RF va R69seYfsf SHcHsHuNb AF deAman s4as Dsd,
gree. mos; old. 10. 3-4903 week
GREaT asEs ai'fI fYfENEks eiSNSik ruppY-Beau-
tiful white: lovable female; 4 months
$780, Sld: A;k:C reg reg GO; III l1oS .f;.a Ma
fawn. golden, brindled. S75 and
WIRE-HAIR FOX TERRIERS. cock
ers, dachshunds. pekingese. pomera-
seays. nans nY Mist toyS HE gYpPss Ra:dsT studs st
KERRY Ais Blue PiuiPIPsiiiEs HT S0' wks.,
ARc AK pd.g:i, rsgi re- Teasen s'iv.- ~ 7.79es'
BOSTON TERRIER PUPs-A.K.c.,
males. 81. 1895.
LLASA-APSO PUPPIEs-Registered,
Axe. from imported English dam.
ESTE GIFFEN, MasQue Farm, Spa
I'd. Annapolis. Nd, phone Annapolis
ALEXANDRIA ANIMAL SHELTER,
910 8. Payne st.-Special today.
Guinea pig. male, very friendly.
Nice pet. House included. XII.
WANTED YOUNG BABY PARA
KEETS FOR TANNING. HIGHEST
MARKET PRICES PAID. BOX
363-D. Star. "a
WILL BOARD q few dogs In private
kennel. Day week or month. Phone
Vienna 2S4-W.
PARAKEET babies, all colors, SIS
each. 50 pair. GIL. 24h1 a
Evening star., 1952-08-01
FARM AND GARDEN

AND LOADERS-For
excavating. grading and land clear
ing: For free estimates call UN.
TREE REMOVAL, S5 and up. get our
free estimates and save money.
PAITL'S TREE SERVICE, LO. 5-457a
WANT TO BUY SOD by the acre, viii
pay good price. Phone HU. S295.
IL
STARK BROS.-Famous fruit trees
and and shrubs; n ss order nov % for fall de-
want. Call JE. 2-3727. "a
TWO LARGE. beautiful evergreen
shrubs on terrace; easy to move.
Sell or trade for small. ia. 2-2211.
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BEE sHIvES-2S beehives and bees.
Hives with this years honey, honey
extractor and other equipment. Sell
ing because of disability. CARL
ANDERSON. Benedict, Md. --3