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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-25
LaStarzAS Defeat Creates Shortage OF Contnde's For Title

the Aaplsss challenger al over the
ring almost without . return.
Only LaSlarta t.shunE splr, en-
ahled hlm 30 weather the punish.
ment.
The eighth. ninth and tenth
rounds followed maCh the sane
pattern.
For al that LaStarTa wili 50
into the BIC book only as a game
boy Who thought be could lick
Marclano and learned that the iob
sas beyond him. Bul ne gave the
great crowd which paid sass SIT &.
- = few thrills before he vas
tagged Tie vas a. unirtghtened as
he had promised ~ would be He
fought and he never DID run. even
when he must have realized he
had had il.
On this score card they we're
dead level for the fiIst six rounds
two foF LaStarFa, tao Tor Mar.
ciano and tao even. Referee Gold.
stein had u even. too, and the two
Judges gave the challenger an
edge 20 that point. partly because
Goldstein took the sixth round
away from the champ for an OBJ.
vlously low blos. however uhln.
territorial.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-25

,sln Red Smith. Chuck sssnIsn
10 slated 10 replace This ball.
player.
John Williams and Dick Morris
vii start at the ends. Charley
orgaz and Larry Trowbridge will
handle the tackle assignment. Paul
Egermeier will be at guard and
Wally Askew al center for tonights
clash.
Both the clubs viii be running
from the sii gle wing tonight. Coach
Jap Simmons Of the alamians
said Thursday that he didn't know
what would happen we are riddled
with injuries"
Tech arrived in the city this
afternoon. A fifty car mot0rcade
tourneyed In from Miami 90 root
Tor their team. The crowd tonight
Il expected 10 surpass last week 5
capacity turnout.
In addition 10 the football game.
an outstanding halftime show Is
being slated with the Key West
High School band set % hold the
spotlight.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-25
By BoB MooBINo

NEW YORK R-Major football
powers risk their pre- season ra-
tings against eager potential spoil
ers this weekend with the winner
Of the Notre Dame Oklahoma
struggle assured If strong support
IS the nations best.
An overflow crowd a 60 600 Is
expected 10 witness the Irish soon.
er spectacle al Norman. Gala. pit.
ting the No. and No. 6 teams,
respectively, In a contest that
could 50 . Ions way toward deter.
mining the national championship.
Irish halfhack johnny Lattner mas
not be able 20 60 az the way be.
cause Of q minor INJURY Converted
halfhaek Buddy Leske could give
favored Notre Dame fits IN his
role as oklahoma's splii-T quar-.
teFback.
Michigan State and Georgia
Tech seek 20 protect impressive
unbeaten strings agaIns, Iowa and
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-25
CRUCIAL GRID CLASHES SET

In other games Duke looks for
It's second strai sht Atlantic Coast
Conference triumph over Wake
Forest. Georgia PITS is Zeke Brat
k0wski powered aerial arm against
Tulane's hard running Max Niece,
Kentucky squares Of against Mis-
s.ssippi. North carolina and North
Carolina State renew their tradi-
tional rivalry and Maryland meets
Washington and Lee
All.vcteran Purdue and Missouri.
Pitt and West Virginia Wisconsin
and Penn state. Washington and
Michigan. Iowa State and North
western. Nebraska and Illinois.
Houston and Texas A 4 NJ villa
nova and Texas. Oklahoma A & n
and Arkansas. California and ore
con state. Oreg0n and stanford
Army and Furman Cornell and
Colgate. Temple ~ Syracuse and
Princeton and Lafayette tangle in
other major contests
UCI.A gets q Jump on the others
by facing Kansas tonight
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-25

Krietemeyer. looking better than
ever in the new spiitT.
Mississippi Stale counts on Jack.
ie Parker to lead them IN an in.
grounds. Ohio state. voted By many
as the most likely 70 succeed In
va,lon of Tenn essee's home
the Big Ten. opens It's eamoaign
With Indiana
Alabama. out 20 avoid a repe.
tItion Of Us unexpected 1918 loss
% Mississippi southern. meets a
surprisingly good Louisiana State
AGGREGATION that stunned Texas
last week
IN the NCAA telewsi0n special
Holy Cross matches the spetd Of
Lou HettInger and power II Chick
Nuruhy against Dartmouth's
TIN forces.
Elsewhere in me east. Navy an.
ytJs IFS .t9 edition with Ike Essen
haucr and Dick Uson leading a
bone crushing lane AGAINST William
aud Marys aggressive Indians.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-25

Rocky rushed bis bleeding rival
against the ropes and wiih q lesAal
succession of lesi .Tighileft swings
20 TIA Jazz slammed LaSsarEA %
the canvas for ths first knock.
down Of the tight LaS,arEa rose
on bis trembling less vel before
the count q nine. but IS Golds,ein
wiped his gloves clean and sent
him forth agaia Il vas eviden, that
the challenger had made bis bad
and failed
Again the Rock harrelled IN.
throwing both fists with al be had.
apparently a. fresh and relentless
as he had been In the opening
round. when IL was evident that
LaStarTa could not defend against
the furious attack. Coldstein leaped
20 save him. The beaten man
stared duly, blood frothing on bis
lips. and made no dissent.
For nearly four fun rounds be.
fore that the erowding. relentless
champion had been IN full charge.
He first had hurt LaStarga SER.
ously IN the seventh when be
slugeed him into the ropes and
for the last tao minutes pounded
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-25
Williams Nav
Retire After
1855 Season
sy JOG REIcHLER

BOSTON R-Ted Williams. hit.
ting better than he ever I'D IN his
life, plans 10 retire from baseball
after the 1855 season.
The gres, Boston Red SoX slug.
ser wants 10 stay IN baseball Just
long enough 10 attain his financial
goal The highest salaried player
in the game. Ted IS no, as iinan.
eially set as most people think
Nearly five years ~ the service
has cost Williams Close 20 a mil.
lion dollars. before taxes Last
year alone he lost 3 quarter q =
million dollars both in salary and
outside sources. according 20 his
business manager. Fred CorcoFan
Williams Is not pleading poverty
In fact. II he we're 10 retire from
baseball today, he'd probably stih
be financially secure fog the rest
oi his life
Because Of Corcerans expert
handling Of Williams affairs. Ted
today Is an active partner In q
fishing business. the Southern
Tackle Distributors, which does q
million and a hall dollars worth Of
business . year Ted owns Is per
cent Of the business on q So. 900
investment.
Williams. who u being paid
So. 900 for playing this year and
will receive siO0.OO next year.
figures TO earn another 500 900 In
endorsements within the next u
months. The Ted Williams Enter.
prises' Is associated with a sports
shoe. q sports shirt. slacks, fishing
equipment and other sporting
goods. He also viii receive SIC. 900
for q weeks appearance in the
sportsman's show IN Boston next
January.
II expect 10 play two more
years. williams disclosed no
more Maybe one. Just long enough
Tor me 20 reach my financial goal
II can make Il IN another year
or tao. III have things worked out
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-25

FLORIDA elevens vho are cunning
for upsets HaWkeys Coach Forest
Evasheyski. formerly under BieEie
Mum al Michigan state. Is gong
ail out TO try to spoil his old
bosss Big Ten oebut The Spar
tans have gone q games without
a loss.
A Florida team that Just missed
stopping Tech in . IT.l4 thriller
last year has Is eye on the q.
game tefeatIess skrln of the En-
gineers, but Bobby Dodds' crew Is
expected % make II q
southern California plays hos, q
Minnesota IN a contest heral8ed
as . clash betweea albacks -
Uses national aunors candidate
Arsmis Dandoy an' me Gophers
Al.AmeTica Paul Gel
Penn embarks on q nurdcraus
schedule against Vanderbilt ul'4
tailback Walt Hs00sh hampered
By q shoulder injury The Com.
mOdores eEing aloas = healthy Bill
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-25
4 h n
Cruz, White Lost For Initial
Cold Coast Battle Here Tonight

An injury riddled Key West High School football
squad will battle Il out tonight with favored Miami
Tech eleven in the curtain raiser in the newly formed
Gold Coast Conference. The action is set for pm in
The Wickers Field battepit.
The tilt will be the first major test Of the season for
both teams Key West waltzed through 1870 skrmish
with St. AIMS In unimpressve fashion last week while
the Techmen were edging Belle Glade. 1876.
Key West will be meeting Of the heaviest teams on
the Florida sehOoboy football In the Tech eleven
which boasts Of 2OO-pOund line TonRhts battle will
undoubtedly be fought up front with the decision appar-
entity Ringing which forward wall fights the hardest
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-25
Pool And Ping
Pong Titlists
Are Announced

X. z. Saelens. Eta. USS PCsS
took first place IN the handicap
pool tourney a. the USOYMCA
Club. Tuesday evening b defeat
ING Mike Ryan. 81. USS Gilmore
500 in the finals and n. J Ma.
rucci. 81. also USS Gilmore. 50
- IN the semifinals with the aid
81 a handicap. Ryan edged cot Z
Is Bohm. Jr NIL USa Gilmore
in the other seminal game. 50
q with the aid Of . handicap
~. L. G. Carr. uhs, uSs
chivo, brssTsd through ths table
TERMS handicap tourney 10 win
first place frem Syllivsn. ENFN.
Uss salinan. ala 7i.lS.
The top ten on each handicap
list follows
Table Tennis
l.. T.. Carr. IL. USN. USS Chlvo.
8: Charles Stuart. 81. L. 5 Naval
Station. 4. Joe Nicdzielski. So, 4.
S. Naval station, ?. n. n Nlbbe,
So. USS Abatross. ;. n. T.. West.
fan. YN2. Fleet Sonar school. 2:
Harvey Resniek. 81. USS Alba.
tross, 2; A. J. Ketcham. AN. HS-i:
/; Lloyd Zwally. Jr.. pa, USS ca.
more. !: 5. G. Metros. 81. USS
PC5Ts. /, Siocker. l..
Pool
z. ". Bohm. Jr MEL. USS Gil.
more. 30: G.. L. Link. 81. Fleet
Sonar School. 90: A. Cassone.
CSi. USS Gilmore. 90: X. Z Sael.
ems. Eta, USS peso. ~: r. J.
Marucci. SN. USS Gilmore 90:
A. =. Brookes. ENFN. USS Gil.
more. 90: n. NJ. UngeFman. EN-.
FN, USS Gilmore. 90: A. Akuce.
wiez. So. USS Snowden. So. T. r.
Branch, sol. Fleet Sonar School
SO; d. e. Kelly. QM3. USS Gil.
more. 81.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-25
REGAINS SPEECH

MIAMI. Okla. lR-Roy Red
Eagle. 26-year-old Quapsw Indian.
Is uekled pink today over his
broken Jaw and mangled hand
received when a tire exploded In
MS face.
The accident. says his doetor.
resulted in Red Eagles speaking
his first words since childhood.
The doctor said the Indian spoke
despite the broken jaw while under
anesthesia tie said be plans re-
search into the case.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-25

the way I want :hem 10. when I
move along. I expect 10 have .
good business going for me. II win
be some time before Il ever pays
me anything close 20 my baseball
salary. But it's a start. And n
viii enable me % do what I like
besi-fish and hunt al I want 20"
The lean Slugger revealed ne
might be out Of baseball now had
it not been for the war.
Il told Tom YaWkey (Red Sox
Owner) during the 1881 season that
I intended 10 quit after one more
year" Ted said "0f course, AZ
the time ! didn't realize I would
be called back 10 the Marines. I
had decided 20 quit because I had
found that baseball was getting 10
be work. was finding il difficult
getting out Of bed In the morning.
! GOT 10 thinking that | was getting
old Funny. but ! don't feel that
way now. Maybe it's because ]
feel fresher because Of not having
played much this year.
When | hang up my glove, II
viii be q full time mb. III 10 so
quick, Il viii make every body's
head swim. ! won't hang around
waiting for the last gasp. The min.
ute find I can't so al top speed,
or that baseball Is no longer fun.
I'll know it's time 10 quit, put the
bat away and go fishing. "
Williams didn't intend 10 play this
year. II was only upon the insis-
tence Of General Manager Joe
CrOnin and Yawkey.
I'm glad I decided 10 play"
he said.
Il believe playing these last few
weeks viii be beneficial 20 me
next season. I've had the oppor-
tuniiy TO see and study the new
pitchers In the league. !"
Williams. as he's done every
year he's been IN the big leagues,
has already set several goals for
himself for the 1894 season.
I've set my sights on q 100
batting average. 20 homes runs.
100 runs batted in. 100 runs scored
and 100 bases on balls" he said.
I've got three ambitions before
] quit ! want 10 lead the league
IN batting again. want 10 reach
900 home runs an1 collect 1000
hits. I'm afraid I won't achieve
either one
lie intends 70 be himself 10
his winter home IN Miami. Fla,
as soon Is the seastn ends. lie will
do some fishing in the Everglades
during the fall. rest awhile before
making a tour % the South and
Central America FIR his fishing
tackle outfit.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-25

TIE conch chances took another
aossdivs Thursday with the an.
nouneement that tao more key
players have been lost In the latest
Of a long series Of injuries which
have plagued Coach I'd Beckman.
Rslph White. whe yes depsnd.
Cd ea ~ hsndle beth ths ellen.
slvs anA dsfsasivs len end as-
slgnmsns hes sysfsFsS en- ankle
apgsln end wlll definitely be eft
es ska ceneh starting Ilnsvp.
write slso yes 10 handle IRE
klehlno N re sbssaee ~ end
Jimmy solomen who hes been
en ghs Injured llst for rive weeks.
Red sllekney wlli Dc whsteveT
pvnalnu re ksy NesseFs wlll re-
sogf 70.
And half back Don cruz. the
fastest man on the Coneh squad
also win be among the missing.
cua IL suffering from an attack
Of bolls and whether or not he viii
Gee any action tonight win depend
on q Doctors report.
Beckman has been forced 10 bug.
gle his starting lineup 10 make up
Cor the injuries. Dick Kerr. is5.
pound junior IL slated 10 draw
whites starting assignment 81 lefi
end.
sau Lsevn, 80 pound veteran
wlll kaadle IRE len tackle &c.
slsnment win bvsiY Julie Hen.
Flavea. 1os-pevnd. lsnklns him.
ltsaTlqvss yes shifted less week
tvsm he usual tackle peslslen.
Glynn Archer, who played q fine
offensive game last week win han.
de the center position with Ronnie
plnder. who has . reputation a.
o digger, starting Of the right
guard position.
Wayne Brantley. iss.pounds. VII
be on tap In bis regular tackle
slot with big John csrbonell slated
10 handle the right end spot.
eIbby Gates. dlmlnVslvs sect.
bach. wlll replace cFvS % tire
len hsilhsek. with TonY Does.
aUaFesgbaek. lee Pineds. right
hsli end BlH Saleade. fSllbsek.
msklna ~ IRE bssksIsld.
n win be the good right arm Of
Joe Plneda that the Conehs may
depend on &c see them through 10,
nights bailgame II be can find
competent receivers. Ends White
and solomon aFe the outstanding
performers In this respect. but
they wont be around tonight.
The Conehs have been hampered
In practice sessions this week by
rainy weather and have not had
. chance 10 polish up their pass.
ing game.
The Teehmen vii throw q pair
81 outstanding baekiield men at the
Conchs In Lefty Renaud al wing
back and tailbaek Mario LOunders.
Renaud Is . passing artist. who
completed sin aerials in a. many
tries against Belle Glade with a
vet ball. founders Is q hard driv,
Ing running artist.
Frank White VIII be AZ quarter,
back with Ronnie Shabeen and
Frank Merlin sharing the often
sive fullbaek duties.
Czech Jap SINNERS has been
treVbled somswhss BY injuries
IN HE soFwsFd wall. Ne 10 tsssd
~lfh Ne posslble less u so-ssp-
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-25
Football Results
BV TIE ASSOCIATED PASS

bV TNE AAsOCIATEb PkNAA
Miami Jacksun q. jacksonville
lee
Tampa JeffeFson -. Tarpon Spr-
mas Q
uilisboroagh Jayvees &. ST. Peters.
hurg B0Ca CeiEa o
Brandon ~. q l. 4 He
JsckSnnyille bishop Kenny n.
Lake City
GAINESVILLE =. x Yonge a. Jaek
sonvllle Tech Q
Dorsey High Y. Carver Q
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-25

Rip Miller, Assistant Director Of
Athletics a. the Naval Academy.
was one Of the Seven Mules" at
Notre Dame In the '2Os. Rip play.
ed tackle.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-25

Brandeis University will open is
1859 grid season By playing two Of
last years foes al the same time.
Arnold College and Connecticut
united 10 play as one unit this fan.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-25
Challenger Had
Heart But Champ
Had Power In
Bout Last Night

NEW YORK - - Roland la.
Starza had the heart but Rocky
Marcisno had toe guns, and 50
the human block - granite from
BroCkton. Mass. still holds the
heavyweight championship Of the
world today.
Few fighters In the annals Of the
cruel sport have taken . more
brutal beating than the ex-eolle.
gan from the Bronx absorbed last
night before Referee Ruby Gold.
stein stepped IN midway Of the
nth round az the Polo Grounds
and cried enough. 0uiclassed and
almost defeHseleSs for the final
four rounds. LaSarEa had done all
that could have been asked Of him
To-day. just a year and two days
since he pulveriEed Jersey Joe
Waleott al Philadelphia 10 win the
title. Mareiano stands Q colossus
athWart the same. With LaStaFIa's
star set. probably for good a. q
serious contender. the Rock has
no rival % real stature. lie must
be accepted as one Of the great
champions.
lie proved last Right before an
awestruek crowd Of 4a.S62 that
there Is nothing 10 hold him off
once he starts moving forward and
throwing those oaken arms Of his.
LaSiarEs tried. tie fought back "a
long as IL was physically possible
and he tried every stratagem h.
knew. tie made Il close for sin
rounds. Then the roof began cav.
ing in on him.
Early In the ilth and fatal round.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-25

Marty Marion. manager Of the
81 Louis Browns, played In four
World Series and five An-Star
games as = member Of the 81
Louis Cardinals.
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Milford chronicle., 1953-07-03
Pat Argo Attending
Red Cross School
CONTINUED from first Dagel

continued from first page)
System have been complimented by
Mrs. Herman r. Phillips, Junior
Red Cross chairman for Delaware
and a resident of Milford. "They
have been very active in our prof.
ects this year and have shown a
great deal of interest in all Red
Cross affairs," she said.
Mrs. Grace Bressler and Miss
Keturah Beiderman are the Red
Cross teacher-spOnsors in the ele-
mentary schools and Mrs. EdWina
Greene is the teacher-sponsOr of
Milford High School.
Both Pat and Carol mOtored to
Frederick in a Red Cross station
wagon on Sunday and they saw
for the first time the home of Bar
bara Fritchie, Civil War heroine, as
they drove through the town to-
wards Hood College where they
Will stay until July 5th,
In other activities at school. Pat
is a member of the Girls Chorus,
School Band, Rife Club, Safety
Patrol and National Honor Society.
Milford chronicle., 1953-07-03
Big Race AT Delaware
Park Due Tomorrow
(o0ntlnued from flrst 10

ed to come from the following
group Of possibilities: Grecian
Queen, Marta, La Corredora, Kiss
Me Kate (the defending champion)
Be Gracious, Big Mo, My Celeste
How's Tricks, Islay Mist, Milspal,
No Score. Ming Yellow, Nilufer,
Spinning Top, NOthirdchance, Par
aiding Lady, How, Homemade, and
Devilkin.
Racing Observation-Disclosures J.
Gilbert Haus' release of the
weights five days before the race
naturally has an important bear
ing on the question of what horses
will start and some owners like to
thoroughly digest those assign
ments before making a definite de-
cisiOn as to their plans.
Grecian Queen, owned by Mrs.
Ben F. Whitaker, seems most form
liable Of the three-year-olds in the
New Castle, having won the Ga
zelle, Coaching Club American
Oaks and PriOress in addition to
running third in the Delaware
Oaks this season. OF the older
stars, Kiss Me Kate again must be
rated a strong cOntender-she has
the Firenze Handicap to her cred
1t this year-while Marta, off her
Top Flight Handicap triumph in
New York, apparently has regain
ed her best form. All the others,
of course, must be given a chance
at the weights and distance.
Milford chronicle., 1953-07-03
FILM PAYMENTS CUT

NEW DELHI-CP)-India, with
the worlds second largest motion
picture industry of its own, cut
remittances for rental of United
States and United Kingdom films
sharply in 1862, says a statement
in the Indian parliament.
1t reported payments In 1862 to
the United States Of s666 .12O
against 1851 remittances of SSO3.-
46O.
Milford chronicle., 1953-07-03
Save Time

II you can cook in dishes that can
oe brought to the table to serve the
1ood' the food stays hotter longer
you save time transferring the food
70 a serving dish. and also save
Milford chronicle., 1953-07-03

Second Smallest
Delaware is the second smallest
state In the Union.