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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-21

NEW YORK R-rhs Is sstauay
dag Cor most a .hs eguairy's ma.
% college iooihaa tsams 4 also
eoald b. bO~l-elineaing day Coz
three of them and relief day far
ths members Il tNo eonicrcnees
who eOaeeivahly mieki b. forred
10 vote q team into ne bowis
1 Maryland. one ei ne uatl0n :
itwo maior undeieaisd. untied cot
fits. could SCI ne oranee Bgwl
SPOT against okiahama ~ defeat.
ing Alabama. That's fairly simple
bat The Bic Tea sne Paciflc Coasi
conferences are mere eompli.
Gated
In the Big Ten. Nichiesn stats
Illinois and wscaasin eoald sind
~ IN . three-usy tss Or ne cham
pionship. This IL eonfnxeni On
Iilnois turning haek Northwestern
ard Wisconsin beating Minnesota
nat would giFe al tkres 81 rec.
ords since Mickiean Slais's season
h over.
A vote would he called % de-.
eide whether Ilinuis o. state
would make the New Years Day
Trip % Pasadeaa. Wmeonsln "a oai
oi Il By vtrtae 4 having played
IN ne zane last year.
Then the ether conference big-
Via could starr reaching Cor ne
headache powders. uhlchexsr they
voted IN. probahlY vouid touch of
criticism. Fer . ume. Il was
thoughi nat since Michigan State
was On probatioa. ne Him would
Set Il IN the exeui a . De.
But carrier h ths week. most
a the ether schools spokssmea
diselaimed sny lnieEtion a beng
lnnueneed b. ne Spartanf pro.
bation. They'd make tier ehoice
strictly On foofhall.. tiey sad.
" course. q Northwestern up
seis ths Illlni. fha prohlem would
VANISH. hiehiRxn Slaia 9oald 20
On rs 81 Eecord.
In the Pacific Cast Conferences
beth UCi-A and Sfanford have a..
pirations Cor the ehampionship and
they could sind up In q Deadlock
provided they defeat. respectively.
Southern California and California
Both are favored.
Here. again. . vote wuuld BE re-.
CURED Il both Uci-A and stanford
win. In hat ease. ne Indians
wouid have definiss acvaniars b
view of the fact that they edged
TIE Bruins. zlD carrier In the
season.
Ths ucLA-Soufkern Cal eoaissi.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-21
Young Iowa Team Tests NOIre Dame

oown fsyorfcs. figuring Coach
Franz Leshy has . squad thsi is
algays up 20 TIE oCession. IA spite
81 close squeaks o date.
The Irish havc siack mostly Go
lha ground m thaT undefeaied IS
march. They We smasked 2ola
yards---an average ct neaFly 80
yards pr Eame--0a ranning plays.
Tueufy I've al thf Irish touch.
doWns uere prudaeea in has man-
ner. unly EA on passes.
En Fenton. loua end. earned
lineman-of the-weuk hoErFs mostly
f0r ms part in h1l1iHg Minnes0ta $
Pau Glel b q yards rushing last
Saturday.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-21
South Florida Golden Cloves Tournament Is
Scheduled In Mid-February Sailors Eligible

coach at University Miami f
Director Of the South
be mid
Of
National
sin
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-21

The tournament wta ee divided
INTO opea and noxiee classes and
the epen eAampions win - sent 10
New York b ne Daily News 70
Boa Cor the Eastern coiden Cloves
ehampioaships. For the first tine
the tournament I'll be thrown open
% al amateurs with Negro and
white boxers eompstinG 60 %
equal basis.
TIE News has the support q
commanding officers and athlstie
ofEicers IN al South Florida Array,
Navy and Marine Corps ESTABLISH.
menis. Open and noviee boxers
from al military posts I'll Be "a
the tournament
Another seed source 81 hghting
entries I'll be the University a
Mani. Up b this year intereolle.
gate rules prevented college bon
ers from participating. withdrswal
q I'm from intercollegiate CON.
pesinOa win make rs Soxsrs avail.
able.
The sane may be said of Billy
Rsgan Who could nol contribute MS
abilities 10 the tournament as long
40 ne coached q team In inter.
collegiate composition. ne remains
az University of Miami for ne 1ist
consecutive year % coach mira
mural boxine. his aceeptance Il
the Golden Cloves dlreetorship has
been approved b. ths Universify
through its athletic direetor. gask
Harding.
Regan prOdueed three lniercol.
lealale ehampioas duFina hls len.
uFe 81 University Il Mlami They
are: Art Seay. hsAsywslakl 1877:
Carl Bernardo. - peands. iste.
and Archie 9aien. - pounda.
IaS2 slaten alse made tht y. O.
Olympic tournameni ed made the
trip % Finland uiih ne team. An
attach q appendicitis prevented
ham from boxing a Hslslnh
Ne IL IN ne Z. q Ar carps
81 present and prohshly will cot
be available for tAe tournamenl.
Seay is teaching sehool and % oui
a training. Bernardo. new attend
ing the u-M Lac sehool. 10 q pos-
sihle entry.
In addltion 10 eoaehina 81 Unl.
versity of Miami. Billy Rsgan was
secretary a the Miami Boxing
Commission Or three years. Ne
held . referees heense Coz IS
years and Is q past president Of
the National and southern Cole
gate Boxing Coaches Associations
A native 81 Duluth. MINI. and
himself . Codes Glove finalist in
the i1s-pound dlvision. Regan cane
10 Miami 10 attend ne University.
We Pot himself through the first
two years By boxing profsssionaIly
and took over eoaehlng TIE Hurri-
cane team While 81 undergraduais.
Ms duties IN the colden Cloves
tournament will BE- 10 classify the
competitors. help them With their
preparations ard 10 eoaeh the
South Florida team Cor TIE New
York tournament.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-21
MARYLAND Can CIinch Bowl Game Bid

incids1taily. Ell ~ ~ NcAAa
telexision Fame 81 ths week
Meanshlls. Metre Dame. ~ Ne.
I team n ne Assaciaied Press
weekls phi taxes On le~a. an6
for seme unfathomahle reanon.
May experts seen % tklnk ths
hasksyes Ell make things toaaA
Coz fFank Leahy's tsam Not thal
foresi EFashey AIS lads are nut
Tine young men. bgf there s ne
rvasoa 30 btlisye nat they'n O.
any better aEainzt Metre Dane
than the inshs other victims
Notrs Dame has been Installed
a is-poiHf favurtte
The w. League has lis hig
came q the year - Harvard W
Vale Tks ls ne ONLY game e
the season q The ed grads of these
venerahls insiltufoas and alfhourh
No natioaal titles al hinge e -
ouieome a the 7oth meeting, Il
wil attract q eruWd Il ahoui oo.oao
IN the Naie Bowl IN New Haven,
Gem. The Ein are favored 81
one tonChdown.
Other maior Games lnclmdas
East RutRers q culnmhls.
Fordham a. Holy Cross, Pea
State a. PM. DaFimoufh Al pffnes.
ton. bosioa University al fsmnia
Laf4yette al LehlkA.
Souih-Aubarn 81 clamsoa. Duka
al Georgia Tech. Tennensaa IA
ksniueky. West tlFrinln a Nnrfh
Carolina state. North caruilna a
Virginia. furman ut wake Fofa1a
eashington and Lee a VIVIAN
and Mar.
Midwest - Puraas q Inalnns.
Missouri 81 Kansas. Maruuaila Al
Michigan State. Ohb elnla Il
hlchlean. oklahoma q NehFalka.
Southwest - Sgutharr Melhnalsl
a Bayior. Norfh Teas state Al
harain-Simmo Teas Teeh Al
hoasioa. kice a Teas Chrlalnln.
Deiruii a Tulsa.
Fsr Neat-New Mexico a cs,a-
rado AN. Utah Slais Al idaka.
Dress stats a Orsaon. waahine.
Too state 81 Meaningless.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-21

Pee. "a rHE KGS wssT eIrlIGs
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-21

Ia 4 ous g shs n yard markers.
he kalfllme score: iea.
nee ssi<knsy tea 90 shira
mnarisF klsksfI ea he swn - ere
90 pamshsrs 80 . tsvsA tiHss
al4Nnima hlm em - g. Frsm
lAaf8 &c canrAs lssn<hsa Q
as,ss wAieh eagrlsd sAsm % shslF
EeesfA tawxh6swn
III nalsads earrisd tAs haIl en-
- Isnr plays - pick ~ - yards
- MNfA mAy - tkroneh TIE cen
-. 1ha haNlg fIllbaek had TIE
eAAlas "A - 81 PETE Ira back en
lM&lf hn6la milh rs bard driving
lAsll<s. A Eve yard oflnldss penal.
" PIT ths conehs haek On the q.
Pete 81 irom where Pineda drove
lor to straight FIRST oowns. Sal
endo thsn drove down % ths Pan
lhsr n and Pineda snaked
through : mans ef tsekiers 10 The
ieur yard line hut q eestiy Is yard
penalty 81 teen back 60 tAe ".
Pineda faded back 10 pass on tks
naxt play, SPOTTED end Don Cruz
IN NE ed roe ard Filled ths hall
10 him. crua leaped hisA n ne
air and sinle ne ball from The
Panghsr's Jim Dieksrson. Plneda
ran Ihe extra point 10 aivs Key
west o @e lead.
Ths thlrd quarter snded afisr n
ex<Aanas e punis win key wesi
IN poasessioa Il The mldfisld stripe.
TAa conehs eould score bit ones
In ne iDurth period. That came
whan neaaneeuFt picked 40 Joe
Armaly's fnmhle On the ~ and
seat ever. Armaly had tired 10
gst Ell q lateral. BIT o trio Il
conch defenders heekieC him 10 the
poins where be eouidnf functlon.
TIE game ended wltk tke conehs
Fipplne Ell large ehaeks e yard.
aes.
cRIDERoN cI.EANINcs: m
PantheFs never managed b pene.
trate past TIE midlield slripe.
coaeA Nippy Determines and his
gridders where unanimoms In lheir
opinion nat the conehs have the
best delense they have sesn-and
thai inelndes Miami Hlgh. Edison
Cd al.
Ole gsils tssari9sss ssw . ~
- sxfisa dsspiss Q esss sssA ~
surrsd n tAs nsswsrs clash. ~
ssrnsd N . flas psstssmsaes.
hesA 81 sfssass sad asisnsa.
osAsr Iinsmsa - shlns usTs So
Lessa. wsyns nFsaflsY. Rsanls
PiasAss sn6 Len csFhsnsli.
TAe visiaors put % Q SPIRITED
battle but seemingly Lost their
starch IN ne sscond quartsr. he
eompletion e several plays tound
as least 10 Panthers co TIER FRET
They came - life IN the seroad
hall snd held ne Conrhs b nat
n points vale TIE grassland
gnartsrhaeks we're prediesing q
worse euut.
JoAa Carhonell stole ths hau
IRON lee Armaly IN ne seeond
quarter bit q penalty spoEed Il
Politieai query: who 10 TIA nav
miilngs and Watts Ne ranning fors
Throughout the game. ne announ.
Ger ksps pleading: Deaf lorFe,
b. 50 TIE the polls ard vats AZ
the Mnlage" oae passf
I clboy Gates. Who q az ov,.
fielder % ne state ChAmplon Ksx
west baseball team. must Aavs
thought be vas IN . baseball aams
when he Intercepted Msrsone's
pass n TIE isarsh quarter. he To-
h over has shouldeg ard touk efs
Lac q rahaa. Norman AIlen thse~
q beautifal beck en- tAas nlav
J TIE Conehs wind - tier sessou
TharSday witA q Homecominr IA,
againsi Jefisrson Of Tampa. hwSl
TIE most ambitius starr ths Cun~A,
have maMs yet TIE Jefsmm a..
Be Tee e<ut0rL
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-21

SYDNEY Aasirliia = - Lsuls
Hoad eYeFeame b. yoaihiu. A
sgraAzn euautry nan ken Rose.
san. 10 win tae Ngs sosfh .es
singles teams eaampaonzhip tsday
Sc e. 80. Zee
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-21

Saslln' Joe Pinsda played tha
Enasl aama e BIS career lasi nlghf
In 4 sklfFimR diaplay a runmim9
ed panalna mage. he Fan iar TO
tuugh49wha, lAfew q paaa fnr -
olhaF an6 asegmnAs6 90 twe ezra
polnia Ms was twtm4Ilg unslop'
pas'a enrryine o. haa 90 - &c.
easlons amd plekina - 4 81 =
fos ynrd iw a avefaae e SO
yards paF try. Ne eomp'aiea hYa
. Ea,a pass tFisa. - well - mn1.
arrmlndImH Ihs coneA eilaeA wAlth
eompleanly 6smaFailns6 - 80
tbrL 1hey weFa un61iaal16 ~ unll'
lnsl ni9hl.
Rrswny Bln aalssde alls pssssl
q - . hard ms - slop ior ths
panahnru wAam ~ eonsistenfly
DRIVE lhromaA tAs Made Cor eon'
81 'Fahla yardaaa.
Frnmk nsinmsawEa. wAs FslwFm
e4 - dIlv lssl nisha sisar slvs
wssks 81 hamllulhllllEs hseams
~ sahlv aAs hiuhssl sseriae
susrd IN FlsFlda wAsa ~
a~papea - ewe panaAeF Auma.
haas am6 Fsmped 60 vDa.
Key west made thsir firss se0rs
Wien tha zane yes les than three
mlnuins cld a. Ne result Il . n
yard mareh. Afisr ths Panthsrl
- rueesve.. tha klckoaf. the conek
lie ciobbered len co three
slFalzhl fuanlng plnya ard tAsy
wNre ieresd h kiek wllA Key wesl
takirg pessssaloa @ thalr own :
ya-i line.
Psnada ana 1alaads started q 70
iaaIans assault ell tackle and
thrnmah Ghe ml66le. Their drive
wns hamperud ~ n yards IN psn
alkiss N Re opsnina minuiss 81 ths
game.
mav Fssknd - . eirsa aswn
Go ~ psalhss v kss lhsY wsrs
sena hsek - - u ysrd Ire 81
. hsadlns psnally. phnsds &c
tuwga ~ eAla psinl ed wsna go
eeskis aswn - - - ed 81 80
asxi plsy 49, . ksndsfi trsm
esinaas 80 wsul srsuaA Fiuha
e - ssess sisadias -. Zee
msass kisk - - szaEs pslnf
was hiseksa.
s. psass tea TIE kieksff ant
ran 4 beet b shslr - yard linz
1T when thFee plnys yiaided . nsl
lnas q alx yard. thsy elected d
kiek eul Il trouhle.
nal whan MaFtone vas Kiven I
BE paas iFom eenasr On his or
- yard me bul waa immediately
emearsd ~ Remnia Ptndsr. jim
eolomoa aad RalpA Bstaneourl ~
Aumhlsd ne baIl ard Besnneouri
pieked 4 ~ End Fomped ever n.
apal wiih tust - seconds remain
h9 IN ths flrst ennFter.
snlsmou's try Or ne poini nj
agaln kloeked 10 give TIE conehl
Q he edee.
Ths en9 Il ths period ssw ~
vlsiieru Agandering ca their own n
ailsf reeeiving ne aick.
Ger Gates gave tha Coneh1
posseaaloa e ne pisskin momenl
later when be recovered Bellond'
fmmhls On TIE Panther a. n Tel
&c oonehs tasl four plays te seer
TER laird I'd. Pineda went I'D
aruund Fighi end fur n yards 90
60 ell tackle dowu 10 ne 4v'
yard Ina. BlH Salesdo drove dowl
ts tAe tee ynrd msrksr ana Pine
Dc practically walked ever ~
eoal llna en an end run.
Ths Panfhers. Mo were suffer
~ frum fnmhliiis thrvaghout II
aame, hnnaed ne ceneAs the 81
sAsrtly alier ne nexi kickcH whsl
yoa Armaly bobhled On his own q
plne9a kil Red Sliekeney nj
Q perfsct Pass down 70 the ten yar
lie. ely q have TIE play Gale
hass On . psnaliy. he PantheF
tsnk ever the han en- Q humble hu
ansaAsr I'D pass irom esatsr say
A haek le TIE comchs. TIE hall
- .-a1-aGm -. a. 49, 49,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-21

Pneda Runs Passes Con To $40 Victory Over st Peter And Paul
COnch POsrer And Defense IL
Too Much For Miami Eleren

Bring On that jefferson balIelab." That was ths
comment Of the Key West High school football team
laat night after they cobbsred Intellectual ss Peter
and Paul eleven. s2-o ct the wieksn Fisld Stadium
TIE win avenged singing defeats the Panthe have
pinned on the c0nehs IN the past years and the
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-21

Some sgieausis bcaeeo nat emf
sraiea nerer has sloHea dewa the
paRalailan EFaath ol q iarEe e9un.
~.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-21

in 1853 TIE average pay of sork.
eFs be- g. \ mauulacfurng plaais
va xis9 an hear.
Evening star., 1953-02-20

prices are for 5-piece place settings
One of the most important savings Anniversary Sole that
offered this fine Syracuse china We're especially proud too Of
being able include Il topovote patterns such newsorhy
sovnes All have the airy onsucency and exceptional durability
thot distinguish Syracuse china All retain their superb designs and
coornes.
W6L-Chino, Fifth Floor also Chevy Chase, Alexandria
Milford chronicle., 1953-07-03

our state.
Mrs. Nora Hudson is i'll at her
home on the Omar Road
The sacrament of the Lords Sup
per was observed on Sunday in the
Presbyterian Church. |
Miss Shirley Louise Hudson,
youngest daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
M0rdecai I'll. Hudson, left home on
Monday for Wilmington to accept
a position with the Telephone Com.
pany
Fred Watts of Milford was in
town last Friday in the interests
of the News-Journal Company.
Mr. and Mrs. Lacy Morris and
son from Oak Orchard called at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Levi
Bunting on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Toomey
spent Sunday in Ocean City. Md.
So did PurOl Rod and Mrs. Rod and
their little girls, Rhonda and Step
hanie Evans.
Birthday congratulations are in
order for Miss Bette Lou Tingle.
WADoC AetbetA ulgs July 3, may u0Q
her at home for the weekend with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Elias II.
Tingle, if she can be spared from
duty at Delaware Hospital Training
School for Nurses in Wilmington.
Sunday guests of Fire Chief and
Mrs. George Marvel and family
were Mrs. Marvel's mother, Mrs.
Fannie Bennett of Mardela Springs.
Md, Mr.. and Mrs. James Bennett
Of New York City and Mrs. Ra-
chel Willin and daughter Gayle ,of
Georgetown. Also Mrs. Mildred
Rayne and daughters Suzanne and
Ellen Beth of Fruitland, Md. The
girls are remaining for the week
with judy and Connie.
Miss Jennie Bryan's shop on
Clayton avenue was the center of
attraction last Friday when it's
clever owner observed her birthday.
Among the many compliments that
came her way was a lovely birth
day cake made and presented nv
her nearest neighbor, Mrs. Philin
Milford chronicle., 1953-07-03
RED FARM TROUBLES

HONG KONG -(P- China's
troublesome farm situation in Ho-
nan Province has erupted again.
First it was food and drought.
Then it was insect plague. Now
it's the peasant.
"The peasants production NOR
ale still remains unstable" COM
plains the Red party's mouthpiece.
the Peiping Peoples Daily. Force
iul borrowing from the better-off
farmers is common practice. Often
the money never is repaid.
In some cases, even barbarous
and unreasonable means are re-
sorted to in borrowing grain from
the well-tO-dO peasants" the paper
sald: The paper chided the attitude
OF the middle class peasants. saw
ing they should be more OPEN
minded and hand out their money
Milford chronicle., 1953-07-03
FRANKFORT
By C. g. CrOcker
PhOne Rodney 4sls

Mrs Gloria Gum and Mrs. De-
lores Evans entertained with a
stork shower Tuesday evening for
Mrs. Kendall Noble at her home
on Main street The party was a
complete surprise to Mrs. Noble,
who rallied quickly and graciously
accepted the many and varied gifts.
At a late hour delicious refresh
ments were served by the co-hos-
tesses.
In last weeks issue the year of
his birth was inadvertently omitted
in greetings to Leroy II. Ryan, Jr
The young mans birth date was
June 81, 1888.
Mr.. and Mrs. Murl Rogers and
children spent the past weekend
on service to their church at Eliza
beth City, N. c.
Mrs. Chester Tingle entertained
at her home last Friday evening
with a stork shower for Mrs. Nor
man Jarvis, Jr., of Selbyville and
FrankfOfd. Many appropriate gifts
were received by the guest of hon
or and the party was a huge sue
cess.
Purol Rod opened MS new SER
vice station last Friday. He hopes
to serve old friends and make new
ones at the Banks Block.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kendall II. Noble
and family entertained Mr.. and-oh
pshaW-C. G. and Aunt Suzy" to
dinner on Friday evening, the 41st
anniversary of their wedding.
Mrs. Henry T. Tunnel of Phila-
delphia, is visiting at the home of
her cousin, Miss Sallie G. Hall.
Major and Mrs. Herbert A. Truck
sess returned on Saturday from
their vacation at Paris Island, N.
G., and spent the weekend with
their aunt, Mrs. Topp An. Heath,
from whence they gathered up their
two little boys, Bert and Ray, and
returned to their home in Bryn
Mawr, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Patterson
and children, George and jamie, en-
joyed motor trip through New
England and Canada early this
week. EnrOute they visited his mo-
ther in Massachusetts, and his bro
ther in Maine.
Calvin Ward, Jr., lis spending
some time in Upper Darby, Pa,
with his uncle and aunt, Mr.. and
Birs. Paul Ward.
Miss Betty McCabe is on her an
nual vacation at Camp Landis as
a guest of the Delaware Commits
sion for the Blind. We join her mo-
ther, Mrs. Emma McCabe, in graft
tude for this opportunity given by
Milford chronicle., 1953-07-03
FELTON,
BY lIFa
elizabeth Gleason
Phone
FELTON, AO48

We have been visited by some
heavy rain storms the past week.
The farmers will soon be busy
digging their early potatoes. They
are expecting a good crop this
year, and are hoping for fair prices.
Those who grow blackberries are
busy now with them, which are
selling at a fair price.
Mr. and Mrs. William Humphrey
and family of North Carolina NOV
ed into the Paul WoikOski property
on Main street last week. Mrs.
Humphrey before her marriage was
Miss Helen WOikoski, formerly of
FELTON,.
Lynn TOrbert who underwent an.
Milford chronicle., 1953-07-03

operation at a hospital in Whining
ton, is doing very nicely.
Quite a number of our men
around FELTON, are enjoying clam
ming each week and are getting
quite a large number of them.
Quite a number of people from
town enjoyed the Chicken Festival
on Wednesday night, with a big
parade. They also enjoyed the
show put on by Red Foley of the
Grand Ole Opry, Nashville, Tenn.
The festival was held at the Har-
ringtOn Fair Grounds.
Elmer Hates enjoyed the show at
Sunset Park on SuR6ay. He visits
the park quite often.
Quite a few of our town people
are spending the week-ends at the
seashOre.
Mrs. Bertha farrell has returned
nome after spending a few days
with Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Jack
son at White Crystal Beach.
Thomas Kelley, who has been
nome from work for several weeks
due to i'll health is much improved.
we hope he will soon be able to re-
turn to his work.
Milford chronicle., 1953-07-03

Morris.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ebe C. McCabe and
family mOtOred to Annapolis, Nd.
one day last week and saw their
son, Chandler McCabe enrolled as
a first year man in the u. S. Naval
Academy. He is a recent gradu-
ate OF the John M. Clayton High
School, and since has successfully
completed one year as a student
at the University of Delaware. An
chors, Aweigh, me lad.
Aunt SuZy sez:
To keep out of trouble, always
remember that a woman wants
your honest opinion, even if you
have to lie to agree with her!"
Milford chronicle., 1953-07-03
OVERLOOK

A very beautiful wedding took
place in Whites Chapel Church on
Saturday at p. m, when Miss Leah
Millman, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Howard Millman, became the bride
OF Philip Elliott, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Philip Elliott, Sr., Of Lewes.
After the wedding a reception fol-
lowed in the church basement. The
happy couple left Immediately af-
ter the reception for different
places in Virginia on their honey
moon. They will reside in an apart
ment on Kings Highway in Lewes.
Milford chronicle., 1953-07-03

Mrs. Bernice +. Houston is Wis
iting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. An
drew Packet of Warsaw, Va.
Mrs. Lydia Richards is not SO
well at this writing.
Mrs. Cora Truitt, who is with her
son and his family, near Lewes,
Mr., and Mrs. Edward Truitt. spent
sunday with her son, Martin Truitt
and family.
Mrs. Florence Stauffer visited Mr.
anu Mrs, Bedford Warrington at
Nassau on Sunday.
John Hitch is unable to be to
his work, but we are glad to know
he is improving.
Milford chronicle., 1953-07-03
Gopher LOSES

SAN BERNARDINO, Calif.-tA)
Police who were watching burg
larry site in an effort to nab the
cuiDrit thought they had. their man
so they took aim and fired. The.
dead suspect-one gopher.
Milford chronicle., 1953-07-03

Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Little Of
Newark were Sunday guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Moore and family.
Milford chronicle., 1953-07-03

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occasionally to make icing spread
easily.
Milford chronicle., 1953-07-03
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-05-27
Yesterdays Major League Box Scores
indians, 9; Tigers, 8

Total "a 1925 Is Totals 81 81 II
Filled out for Erickson in 9th.
zone out when winning run scored.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-05-27
Shea and PortefieId
Are Standouts Anlonu
Hard-Hitting Pitchers
BY the Assoeioied Press

Pitchers rarely are expected to
do much hitting, but several ma
jor league hurlers are doing the
unexpected this year.
Frank Shea and Bob Porter
field Of Washington. Maury Nc
Dermott Of the Red Sox and
Johnny Lindell of the Pirates
have been particularly potent at
the plate.
Figures compiled by the Asso-
ciated Press through last nights
games disclose that Shea, with
seven hits in II times at bat, tops
all pitchers in batting with q
1886 mark. The husky right
handler went 3-for-3 in his last
game against Cleveland on
May 20.
McDermott, a rangy left
handed batter, has collected nine
hits in 81 tries for a .429 aver
age.
The case of Porterf1eld is prob
ably the most interesting. Bob
showed only a 100 average at
the close of the 1852 season but
this year he's moving at a 1857
clip. He has walloped two home
runs, one with the bases loaded,
and two doubles.
-Lindell, ex-Yankee outf1elder,
leads the National League pitch
ers with .375. He has five dou-
bles and one homer.
The leaders Go at bats or
more):