The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-03-28
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Invitational Tennis Tournament
Will be completed today. Most of
Thursdays action was rained out.
Vic Seixas, philadelphia, defeat
! ed Sidney Schwartz, rs. in the
/ first set and was leading, So, in
the SECOND set when the match
was halted. II will be finished to-
day.
In other quarter-final matches,
Art Larsen, San Leandro, Calf,
will play Don Kaiser, Miami; Billy
Talbert. New York. will meet Gar
omar Mulloy, Miami; and Dick Sa-
witt, Orange, N. j., is paired with
Tony Vincent, Miami.
TALLAHASSEE Up Florida
State University defeated Massa-
chusetts' Amherst, az, in a Fase-
bali game here Thursday. Florida
States Chuck Sanders pitched nine
innings fc- his first victory of the
season. Amherst's Lefty Bill Will
son, relieved in the fifth. was
charged with the loss.
!. WINTER PARK Up - Three I'M
earned runs gave Georgia Teach
ers College a 81 victory over Rol-
Inns in. baseball game Thursday.
The Teachers scored twice on a
single and two errors in the fifth
inning.
GAINESVILLE R - Duke and
the University of Florida tied. 1914
-l3l5, in a golf match Thursday.
Florida's Dan bikes and Pat Sch
zap split medal honors with one
under-par 70s. The teams were
scheduled to play again today.
GAINESVILLE LAP - Duke Unis
versity defeated the University of
Florida tennis team. Sd. Thursday.
Florida's captain, Roger Pharr,
kept his record clean by defeating |
Dukes Kesto1 Deimling, 6-2, 6-1.
SEATTLE Up The IF" has |
been taken out of fC,Il shots in
basketball. A fouled team no longer !
will be able to take the ball out ,
of bounds to put ii into play in
stead of trying for its free point. |
The drastic change, intended tc
speed the game and give the trail
ing team a chance to recover pos
session of the ball. was announced
here Thursday by the National
Basket. all Committee of the United
States and Canada.
WILMINGTON, N. C. lR-Marty 4
Furgol nursed a 2-stroke lead go
ing into today's seccld round OF |
the $4,000 Azalea Open Golf |
Tournament.
Furgops 8-under.par 81 tied the
course record Thursday. In the
ll4-man field IS players bettered |
par and six equalled it.
Art Wall Jr.. Honcsdale, Pa, /
and Jimmy Clark. Laguna Beach, |
Calf, we're hot on Furgol's trail
with opening round Cos.
In fourth place with CTS were |
Dc'Ig Ford, Harrison. NJ. Y. win
ner Of the Jacksonville, Fla, Open
Jim Turnesa, Briarcliff, |
N. Y; and Joe Kirkwood Jr.,
Hollywood, Calf.
NEW ORLEANS lR - The New
Orleans Women's Open Golf Tour
nament moves into second-round
play today with veteran Patty Berg /
and youthful Marilynn Smith tied /
for first with one-under-par 73s.
Babe Zahafias, favored to win
the 72-hole tournament over the |
hat 6539-yard City Park course,
ran into trouble in the first round I
and posted one-over-par rs to |
take third.
A stroke behind the Babe with .
76s were Mrs. Betty Bush, Ham |
mond, Ind; Peggy Kirk. Ponte |
Vedra. Fla; and Betty MacKin-
non, Dallas, Tex.
Carding us were Betty Dodd, |
San Antonio Tex. and Alice Bauer
Sarasota, Fla.
A hard-hitting Georgian, Mary |
Lena Faux, Thomasyille. was the |
low amateur in the first round |
with a 42-36--7S.
! ORLANDO tR Rained-out- |
games-Thursday's was the third |
N a row--are making it tough |