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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-29
PlayersCe


NEW YORK R-Ra'ph Kiner and
Allie Reynolds. major league play
er representatives. tempered then
Joy with q little disappointment
today after gaining some long
sought concessions from haseball'l
executive eOuncl.
The Chicago Cubs slugger anC
the New York Yankee ace hurler
accompanied BY the players re
Gently appointed attorney. won thS
concessions in q five hour huddls
yesterday with the council headed
by Commissioner Ford Prick. bul
they failed 10 lbtAin immediate
acton after their prime pension
plan proposals.
They came out Of the conference
with the councils approval Of five
Of their suggestions for improving
working conditions. The best they
could do on three proposed changes
In the pension se;.up. however
vas the appointment Of . commit.
tee to study the plans and report
back next spring.
The councils recommendation
viii be presented to the club own.
ers at their annual December
meeting. Such recommendations
usually are tantamount 10 approx.
al.
The players asked the council
10 recommend hat payments 60
players, now set a. $50 a month
for life for five-year men 20 Sio0
q month for life for i0.year men.
be increased 10 Ss0-sls0. They also
requested that annuities start AZ
age Is rather than the present 50
and proposed that the players con.
tribuiions be reduced. They now
range from s4S 10 500 q year.
The council did approve In.
creased allowance for moving.
agreed that q player he paid the
fun hotel rate II permitted 10 live
elsewhere during spring training:
q player shall not be required 90
pay for surgery for illness or IN.
jury suffered outside the line Of
baseball duty; cath player should
receive 81 daily for meal money
while on the road. and . player
viii reach q veterans status after
eight years instead Of the present
10.
The players also asked the eoun.
ell 20 recommend an increase in
minimum salary frOm $500 90
81 200 a year. The council decided
10 pass this request on 90 the
owners without Recommendation.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-29

the game progressed. After all,
Miamis offensive hslfbacks and
fullbacks had together far less
playing time on offense than Bob
b. Fievash. FSU's fine halfbaCk,
had TO his credit, before the game.
Though Miami hlanked FSU, The
defense vas spotty a. players nev
70 two platoon football got caught
of base and the Hurricanes face
heavy practice Monday and Tues
DAY or defense against Baylor
three pronred cffense which en-.
embraces the T, 7 with nankers,
and the split 7.
Miami's offense. which improved
as the game wore ca. vii improve
this week. row that first game ilt.
ters sre over bgt whether IL car
improve enough 60 bother Baylor
i Q question s9Ooo fans are ex
pected n cram INTO the orangs
Bowl friday 10 see answered.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-29
Sports Roundup
aV eAYLn TALsoT

NEW YORK B-The Yankees
are going into the World Series
q worried baseball club. From
Manage Casey Stsngel right down
10 the bat boy they are wondering
n they win shake off the batting
slump which has gripped them
since they ellnehed the nag.
There "a q reasonable doubt that
any team ever went Into the plsyOfi
with q poorer hitting record In its
closing games. The Bombers
scored only three runs In their
last 40 Innings, only five In their
last four contests. The lefties have
been numbering the American
League champs, and Il The Dodgers
only had q couple Of good ones
10 throw 20 them they probably
would be favorites this minute.
On Friday Night Mel Parnell Of
the Boston Red Sox shut out Stem.
gels helpless crew on four hits.
SATURDAY Maury McDermott
trimmed them a In n innings.
Sunday still another southpaw, Bin
Henry. limited the five.times
champs 10 q single hlt before q
hllslersd finger forced him 10 70.
tire IN the ninth.
OF course. the Yankees ere the
Yankees and they always seem 30
produce when the big money beck.
ons. MS . sort Of Yankee hall.
mark. But the present case isn't
one Of Just two or three players
losing their batting eyes. IT'S been
collective right down the lineup,
and Stengel began growing al bis
athletes . couple Of weeks ago.
warning them they we're leading
for bad trouble.
Allie Reynolds, who WIN fire 90
morrow's opener at the stadium.
made . very wry face when We
mentioned the nonhltting habits Of
his supporting cast. The Chief,
wearing hts executive suit. was
about 10 enter Commissioner Ford
Friek's inner sanctum as player
representative for his league.
Looks like I'd better be sharp.
doesn't IL" he finally grinned.
''TAe bows keep telling me us just
. temporary slump. but tell them
the series IL . mighty short space
20 snap out Of H. IT'S not only
the lefties. A few right-handers
have done al right against Us, too. +"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-29

he coneha wn unexpectedly have
10 iuifnl = prior commitment Ia
Lake Worth o. mat date.
Coach Beekman said Monday
nat the Conehs may play botA
games. They are toying with the
nea Of splitting the squad dowr
me middle and leaving IS players
70 cope with a comparatively veal
~ Pats and taking the halance
10 Lake Worth 10 play that club.
He said they'd make q decision
BY Friday.
II the Conehs are 90, plagued
further b. injuries. they might ms,
be able 10 play both teams IN the
sane day and come up wiih a pair
OF wins but they'd have their
work cut out Tor them.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-29
PsSsS THE KEY WEST CITIZEN
P'S'' THs kEV wEsT eITfEN TS.d.y s.p,.ms., =, ~,
COshawks, Camp Lejuene Drill
Players On One Platoon PLAY

The Pensacola Navy "coshawks'
and The Camp Leleune Marine
have both been faced with IN,
problem a. rebuilding their foot
ball machines with the abolish
ment Of the two-platooa system
last year. The clubs vii meet her,
in The second Annual Lions Clut
COneh Bowl game December 4.
Service teams eli ever shs
ssVniTY ahids By ire college
playing rules Ger ihs NEST pert.
Only rule they Do rot follow IL
shs eligibility" provision.
A. Pensacola, head coach Bll
Bailey and has staff are in the
process Of instructing halfback,
Wv Vine and J. D. Smith: full
back Bryce MOrk and quarter.
backs Buster Owens and Bob Zas
tr0w IN the finer defensive tactics
since ell have played offensive
bah for the most part In past
years.
Llnsmsn, LoVis Byrd, Iial Han
sen. Sam Williams and others
ere also ssstins intensive work
from line coach cVevsF Walker
on beth eFFanse and defense.
Unofficial reports received here
state that Camp Leicune IL ex
pected 10 field one Of the strong,
est Marine teams in the east.
They have been building for thls
one year from the material they
have 20 work with. With the
Marine and All Navy titles a.
their goal. they captured their
first start last Friday night with a
z06 victory over the Fort Mon.
mouth Army eleven.
Marine officials IN Washlaason
have assured tire caHap LsieUne
command that in tire event they
have . chance 10 plsy foF IRE
Az Navy berth. they will have
IRE plsYosts postponed 50 thss
they may play IN KEY West De-
esmbeF 4.
High ranking Navy and Marine
officers from Florida and sur
rounding states have indicated
that they viii be here for the
clash.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-29
Scribes Name
Back OF Week

DAYToNA BEACH - The
Florida State SoOrtswriters' Assn
first 1883 football poll named Flor
Ida tackle Dan Hunter a. linesmar
and Florida State University lefi
halfbsck Bobby FIveash a. bach
Of the week.
Hunter. 8 foot. Z. 2iS pound senior
risht tackle from Miami vas out
standing az the Cater defense re,
peatedly STAYED of Georgia Tech
scoring threats In the Saturday
game that ended in . 90 tie.
Fiyeash, q senior from Bain-
bridge. Ga. displayed al around
excellence as FSU lost 20 Miami
20 FIveash made eight tackles.
assisted In SIX. and was the Semi,
noles leading grourd iainer
Bernard Kahn. sports editor 81
the DaytonA Beach News-J0urnal
and presldeni q the FSSA. ar
n0uneed the stars Il the week
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-29
SaxtOn UnderdOg
In Bout Tonight

PHILADELPHIA R-Joe Glar.
dello, full-nedged South PhIladel.
phia middlsweight. is q rs favorite
tonight IN his l0rOund handicap
match with Johnny Saxton Of
BrOoklyn at the Philadelphia Are.
IA.
Saxton. bot after Kid Gavilan's
weller crown. figures 20 spot his
hesvier opponent about five pounds
coming In 81 80. Clardello Il q lop
contender for . match with win.
ner 81 the Bobo Olsen Randy Tur.
pan bout and the middleweighl
ehampionahip.
TIE bout Win neither be televised
nor broadcast.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-29
SEA SECRETS

O. How do the moray cells differ
from the common cells.
i A. The common cells family An,
glllidael differ from the morays IN
possessing small Embedded scales
IN the skin, as well as pectoral fins
behind the sill openings. In the mo.
rays tfamily Muraenidae) the
skin Is thick and leathery as well
as sealeless. and there are no pee.
toral Tins. Also. the morays are
usually highly eolored and have a
savage disposition being able 10
infiict considerable damage with
their needle-like teeth. The largest
local species Is the six foot green
moray, Gymnothorax funebris.
@ Is the red herring q distinc,
kind Of fish?
a. No. the term refers o. ordin.
airy herring, (Clupea) which has
been dried and cured in q manner
mat imparts q dark color 10 the
flesh. In the preparation Of red
herring" the fish Is first Quilted and
the ellis removed. Then the fish Il
packed in salt for q period of
about S days. which cures and re.
moves excess moisture from the
flesh. After this. the herring Is
smoked Tor q period II ten DAYS
over q slow hardwood fire. Since
the herring Is quite a small fish.
usually under q foot In length
large numbers Of them are cured
al q time.
q. Are trout found in Florida
waters
A. No. the true trouts CfamIlv
Salmonidae) are native % colder
more northern rivers. lakes and
streams. The so-called sea trout Of
Florida waters Is actually related
TO the channel bass and drumfish
family Sciandae). The sea trou,
receives It's name from Is general
body shape and pattern Of small
black spots. II may be instantly
told from the true trouts BY the
Tact that II has two dorsal fins
instead Of one and by the forward
position Of the pelvic fins. Ano,h.
er common name Of the local "sea
Trout Is weakfish, relating 10 The
tender mouths of these species
from which . hook is easily torn.
Q. Are ballOOnfish good TO eat3
A. Most or all Of the local spe.
eies Of "balloOnfiSh" or buffers
are edible so far as their flesh Is
concerned. and some are consld.
ered TO have a very delicate flavor.
care should be taken that the feSh
IS no, contaminated by the Iivers.
gan biadders. roe, or other viseera
since these parts may in some
eases be highly poisonous The
buffers Gamily Tetraodou,ldae)
receive their common name from
their ability 20 initiate themselves
win either air or water when
alarmed. causing the body 90 as
sumo a nearly spherical outline
This habit protects them from
the'r common enemies by making
Them too large to be swallowed II
captured.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-29
SEC Scoring Race
Is A Close One

ATLANTA 9-Bobby MeCool Of
Mississippi has pulled into a tie
with Max Niece of Tulane for
scoring honors In the Southeastern
Conference. But Jackie Parker Of
Mississippi State. last years rec,
ord setter. Is coming up fast
Niece and MeC0Ol have scored
10 points each. Parker has n.
McCool scored touchdown
against Kentucky Saturday 10 GO
with the two he got IN the opening
game with Chattanooga. MCGEE
failed 90 score against Georgia
after picking up three touchdown
the previous week against The
Citadel.
Parker made NE bid for the
lead while lead,1T he MarOons 10
go upset tennessee. lie
scored q pair ~ uchdowns and
kicked two conve RS % 20 with
the three extra It's he booted
against Memphis 5ate.
Parker set . 'erenee record
last year with IL Joints.
Trailing the leaders are eight
players who have s,nred u points
each: Tommy Lews Of Alabama,
Jim Pyburn and Fob James Jr.
Of Auburn. Bob Clemens Of Geor.
gia. Leon Hardeman Of Georgia
Tech. George BFaneat0 If l.SU,
Jerk Wilson Of Mississippi State
and Hal Lotion % Mississippi
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-29
NinO ValdeS To
Box In Tampa

TAMPA R-Nin0 valdes. gun
ming for . fight with heavyweight,
champion Rocky Marciano. takes
on Matt Daniels in 4 l0round bout
here tonight.
Valdes. 6 foo, J inch Cuban
heavyweight champion who recen,
" took . surprise decision from
ExHard Charles. IL evpeeted 20
weigh about 205 pounds.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-29
Holds Secret Drills
For Alabama Clash Saturday
sr rAa AssoelArHp PRHss

Mnst Soathea8tHrn Conference
teams held customary Monday
workouts bat Coach Art Guepe
hung 0ut the secret practice"
sign az Nanderhlts field IN Nash
vile and let u o. known only that
'the men are continuing 20 show
progress
Wei continue % hold closed
practices until later notice" said
Guepe IS the team began work
Tor the Alabama came
Auburns right half back. Charlie
Titles, Vas one oi three PLAYERS
from as many sehcols Who nav
be out 81 action as a resu,, 81
injuries suffered last weekend
Littes suffered = brcken blood YES.
sci In a lee during the SletSon
game Coach Ralph Jordan has
named senior Bobby Duke 10 start
IN his place.
Tennessee center Lamar Leach.
man has a badly bruised side and
IN case he Is me- able 10 play
against Duke Saturday. Coach liar.
vey Robinson said he will send
Bob Cloninger In 30 replace him.
The other injury II consequence
Is Talane's junior end. Charles
Plttman. Who received a knee In.
jury in the Citadel same Tulane's
varsity held q hght limbering up
duu yesterday Whle the rest az
the squad drilled on Michigan
style plays.
Coach Red Drew gave his Ala.
hama Crimson Tile a long drill
on Vanderbilt plays. Drew said the
Tide defense was greatly I'm.
proved IN the ~ deadlock with
LaSU last week.
Both SEC teams IN Georgia had
a day Of comparative rest in the
form Of light drius Tech Coach
Bobby Dodd sent his varsity 20 the
volleyball courts for limbering up
work before getting down 10 the
rough stiff today. 10
A similar program held true al
the University 81 Georgia. Coach
Wally Butts had bis first team in
sweat suits for loosening drills then
sent them % the side ines % watch
the ether lads scrimmage.
kentueky's varsity players who
saw action last weekend took Il
easy while Coach Paul Bryant sur.
veyd = stiff workout BY the others.
We're looking for someone who
wants TO play" he commented.
Mississippi Coach John Naught
said he was made unhappy By
some ~ the mechanical errors
which showed up in the Kentucky
game and ordered q light c0rrec.
i've exercise. =.
We showed real improvement
between the Chattanooga and Ken.
lucky football games. A" said Vaught
But vel have 20 double that out.
pat 10 match Auburn."
Real work vas the order for
Florida, prepping for the Kentucky
game. The principal problem viii
be how o. stop Steve Meilinger,
an end. fullbaek and halfback who
has been q sore spot for Florida
since 1851.
Coach Gus Tinsley gave his LSU
team a 30-minuie per talk before
pushing them throauFh an hour =
long workout without a letup under
a bot sun.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-29

COidOnT Telling
Atomic Secrets

WASHINGTON R-Several key
senators displayed . lack q en-.
haslasm today for furnishing
atomic weapons information %
L. 5. allies.
There have been strong indics-
tons the Eisenhower sdmlnistra.
ton vii ask Congress next year
for authority 10 do so. Poliey.mak.
ing officials we're pictured yesier,
day as believing the international
effort 10 build up Western Europe s
deleses requires sharing Of some
weapons Information which under
present law Is kept secret.
without reference 10 that prob
lem. Secretary Of Defense Wilson
said after . talk with President
Eisenhower yesterday TIA, Russia
Is making ''lots Of progress in
the atomic field.
Responding 20 a reporters sug.
gestiOn 10 sum up the problems
facing this country. Wilson said:
We must realistically face the
problem that the Russians. too,
are making lots OF progress In
atomic and thermometer hydro
gem weapons. We must Iaee the
reality that. II not az the moment.
very shortly they viii be able %
make bombs Of any sire also"
lie said the chief problem now
Is how we can develop the strong.
est position for our Countrywide
more secure position-within the
limits Of manpower and money
that are available 10 the Defense
Department"
Sen. HickenlOoper (R-Towal, q
member Of the Senate House Atom.
ie Energy Committee said In an
interview he viii have 10 be shown
that u Is necessary 10 furnish
secret data 10 friendly nations.
Il am perfectly willing 10 look
al any proposed changes which are
considered 10 be absolutely essen.
tial In the interest Of American
security. but Of the moment see
no necessity for any revision Of
the law In the interests Of the Sc.
eurity Of ne United States" he
said.
While none Of the legislators in.
terviewed was willing 20 discuss
Il publicly, there was evident feel.
ing on the part Of some that any
Information furnished u. s. allies
would be likely 10 find its way
10 Moscow more swiftly than n
there no such disclosures.
Sen. Symington (D-Mol former
secretary Of the Air Force. eau.
toned against any hasty decision.
Il think the full facts should be
presented to Congress because II
Is getting more obvious all the
time that the future security Of
the United States may well lie in
It's ability 20 preserve its superior.
lty IN the field Of nuclear weap.
ons," he declared.
a
Sen. HendricksOn (R.NJ) said ne
doesn't believe this country can
avoid giving It's allies some infor.
nation II Il expects them 20 EN-.
ploy atomic weapons In their own
defense. But he said he wants only
limited" information passed
along.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-29
Big Tax Judgment

NEW YORK "A tar judgment
Of sg24 .3i3 has peen made against
Salatore SollaxKo. convicted has
ketball flxer. ineoms tsx evader
and gold smuggier.
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FuriHO Is
Number One
Doubt liz
World Series

NEW YORK R-Allle Ref
FiEus arm ana Carl Farills.
ms "pinky" may bold n. >
the New Vera Yankeeh -.
%oTld Series opening tomoa
Nankee Stadium.
II Reynolds can ilaaA ks
form against Ire DOdgeFa !
Eukine IN the opener, u
odds iavortng the Yankees y
ably will lengthen.
Reynolds simply hlew 4
bah past nOdgeF slugge4s
Jackie RohtnSon. Roy Can
End ca Hedges last year. L.
III the final weeks Of this
he vas only . pale carbon
Old self.
Vel know after the q =
innings whether he stnl h
satd Dodger Manager
Dresser ct yesterdays
WORKOUT. II saw him pll
week when he struck out
be was throwing the cur
that 1882 fast ball "
II Reynolds should be \
out early. Il would be =
hlow 90 Manager Casey y
chances Of An unpFeeedenls
straight championship. We
going 20 use Reynolds In q
game until Whitley Ford's !
son wobbles made him cha
mind.
Stengel's pitching plans
with Reynolds, Eddie Lop
Vic RaSehi In that order q
be insists on q "Raschi or
call for the No. ]. Obyi0u
counts 90 Reynolds 10 com
for No. I and possibly even
! II Il goes that far. n u
gets . chance 30 close II o.
er, Reynolds viii be in n
pen.
That al Is based on q fas
holds. A first game knoekou
scramble the entire plan.
Furlll0, who tested his We
aged hand IN q special IS
practice. fully int
play. There always remai
possibility that he might 2
The hand OF find u imposs
swing hard IN q real bail 4
The finger. broken In al
with Leo Durocher Sept.
t0ubly protected In the
drill. In addition 90 The
there was q foam rul
laped % the handle ~
Dresser hopes he'll be- able
rard the pad and some
Dandage by game time
II Furillo does have 10
series. the Dodgers would : q
Dusty crippled. Carl isaf
iensive player with a terril
arm IN addition 90 holding
tional League batting title
Dresser said yesterday he
play either Don Thompson
Williams In right field n
70 replace Furillo.
Hes swinging just ne q
ever" said Dresser after
nii the auxiliary score b.
right field on the first boz
yesterdays workout. "He
ready"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-29

The mule deer IL 70 call
cause Us ears resemble thos
mule.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-29

More than hall Of all Americans
wear glasses.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-29

About three fouFths Of U. 9. for,
ct land IL privately owned.
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the this history
debted of the old soldiers who helped John F.
Moses, who editor of Republican published Rushv
Indiana.
He said my office: odd Fort Pendleton built in
by the Fourth Ohio Volunteer Infantry
colonel Cmtwe and by Colonel John
Mason The the HILL 1861, and
ober Romuey, and
remaining January following company
months; order they blew the
then brass and marched Oakland Joined the
regiment" Courtesy Of Schaeffer Family.
The Oldest House Resident in This Vicinity
The Oldest Jacob Schaecr
sisted by his James Henry, who only thirteen of
He resided here number keeping during the
traffic the Allegheny Mountains way
the Northwestern Turnpike which of the best maadamized
AT this there railroads
country The and O. constructed between Baltimore
continued During
this time hogs, cattle sheep and turkeys driven
this great national highway
Flour pork salt hardware merchandise hauled
this with horse He also ogae here
he the his
of still the many
DENTS especially the oldest settlers.
from The
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= Guide 10 the Point Of Sale

Our local stores are the display rooms and ware
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ers and sellers of advertising establish standards
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At regular intervals one of the Bureaus large
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association in Baltimore last week
end were Miss Kathryn Speicher,
presidents; David Dean. second vice
president; a. B. Dean, first vice
presidents; Merle Frantz, chairman
Of the Legislative committee and
William J. Fleming.
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GORMAN 1928

German Maryland had its origin similar Gormania W.
Va sister The Potomac River border
at this point The town first called North Branch Ele
sti later Goania, that
gna and Pittsburgh Railroad extended that The
then assumed the German
Senator Arthur Pue Of Maryland splendid
climate rich coal found the highest peak,
Fort Pendeton Among the Louis Nydeger
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-10-22
Teachers Attend State
Convention

Official delegates representing
the Garrett County Teachers as
sociation at the annual convention
of the Maryland State Teachers
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-10-22

convened in the Lord Baltimore
Hotel for its business session.