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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-10-23

AhianHSeee, Florida
September 2srd. 1858
NOTICE IL hereby given thar &h,
Trustees of the Internal Improve
ment Fund OF the State Of Fiorida
Pursuant TO Law. will offer "a
sale. for Objections Only. in Talis
AN. November ard, 1854. the follow
ing described land in MONROE
COUNTY, Florida, to-wit:
A parcel OF submerged land in
Vaca Key Blight. Monroe Coun-
", FLORIDA, more particularly
described as follows: Commenc.
Ing at the Northwest Corner of
Section -. TWP. Sc South. Rye.
81 East. Tallahassee Meridian,
Boot Key. Monroe County. Flor
ida; thence due East along the
North line of said Section IL.
s1O.S1 feet, more or less, to its
intersection with the EasterIy
Riw lire of State Road 8 s3i.
thence Southwesterly along the
said Easterly R/w line of state
Road s ISL a distance OF 400
feet to point: thence due East
1000 feet, more or less, to the
MHW line of the Straits Of
WI Na, W Oc known as the
along said East line extended
into the waters OF the Straits NJ
Florida $50 feet: thence south
go Is CO., West, $40 feet: thence
West see feet, more or less. 10
the MHw. line OF the s.tS
Straits of Florida: thence mean.
dering said M.Hw. line North.
easterly back TO the POINT OF
BEGINNING. Containing los
acres. more or less.
Also: a parcel OF submerged land
In Hawk Channel lying south
ment Lot Z. Section Is, Tow.
ship S. South. Range 81 East
Monroe County. Florida. Con-
tanning approximately as.7
acres.
The Purchaser Is required 70 ma,
the advertising cost and docuren
tary stamps
The Sale. IL and when rnaas aha,
be subject to the Trustees resery
Ing unto themselves 7Sc 81 th,
minerals and metal. y,
Sos of the petroleum thereon a
The Trustees OF Internal Improve
ment Fund reserve the right TO re
iect the sale.
BY ORDER OF the Trustees =
the internal Improvement Fund y
the State OF Florida
DAN MccARTY,
Governor
F c. Els1ot, Sec.
TrusfTeiI n L Fund
octs-9-Is-Se-nA.iss
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LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS

AWE STATUTE
NoIICE is HEREBY GIVEN that
the undersigned, DESIRING ~ ans
gage In business under the fictiti.
tloas name of Florida Keys star "
yis Simonton Street, Key West.
florida, intends to register the said
FICTITIOUS name with the Clerk of
Jne circuit Court of Monroe County.
Dated October Is, 1853.
L. p. ARTMAN, JR.,
oo.,e., ,a Sole Owner.
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The eyes of chameleon oper.
ate separately and can be fixed
each on a different object.
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9-Female Help Wanted

WANTED -- Lady to manage Ho-
tel. State references. Write P. o.
Box 7O6, Key West, Fla. Oct7-tf
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Paints which change color when
they reach certain Temperatures
are now in use.
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UNITED STATES
MARRHAL,S SALE

MAASHALfS SALE
Southern District of Florida.
by virtue of an Order of Sale is
sued out of the United States Dis
trict Court for the Southern Dis
trict of Florida, on the 29th day OF
1853, notice is hereby
given that ! viii sell by public auc-
ton, for cash, on Tuesday, the 9th
day OF October, 1883. at 1900 O'Clock
United States Postoffice Building,
Key West, Florida, the Gas Screw
'Dottie", her engines, botler
boats, tackle, apparel,
and furniture. as
she now lies Gulf Docks, Key West
E. JACKSON BUTLER,
United States Marshal.
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BEAUTIFUL new ; bedroom house.
Two baths. living room 20 x 20.
Large grounds. Write Box X CO
Citizen. oct23-2t
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OLD Renovated Key West house.
Income from six room second
floor apartment, sl3S.0O a month.
% rooms LIST floor. Good location
near water. Phone 2.7s76. oct23-tf
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Observation-Disclosures advertis-
ing postcards. Must have good
handwriting. Undo, Watertown,
Mass. oct2o-6tx
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FURNISHED apt. for rent. Utili.
ties furnished. Near Boca Chica
airfield. Call 2-69S2. oct22-3t
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HISTORY house, lot So x 112'
desirable location. 623 South.
ard Apply 1924 Catherine.
aug29-fri-sat-ti
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q LOTS in one block, at q sacri-
flee on Stock Island. Old high.
way to water. Neil Saunders.
oct2l-Stx
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q LOTS. block from ocean anC
Casa Marina. NJ. Herman
|Caroga Lake, N. 2. augl9-t
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GOOD INVESTMENT: S Unit Apt.
furnished, SIC Fleming St. Con.
tact, NJ. Sweeting, Il N. E. 2lst
St. Miami, Fla, Phi. S2-5554.
oct22-6tx
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EISNER FURNITURE COMPANY
342s Duck Avenue. Poinciana.
Phone 2-6951. We Buy and Sell
New and Used Furniture.
oct1-u
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UPSTAIRS Apt, s16 Fleming St.
Bedroom and Jalousied Porch.
Furnished. $500 mo. Apply. M.
Sweeting, n N. E. 21st st, Miami,
Fla. Phi. 82-5554. oct22-6tx
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3l-Carden and Lawn
Supplies

oRNAMENTALs: Australian tree
ferns. Large monstera. Many
others. Key West Garden and Lawn
Supply. Phone 2-69l2. oct23-3t
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ATTRACTIVE cottage. Living
room, all cleo. kitchen, 2 bed
room. Quiet neighborhood. Near
beach. 1000 monthly. Lease. In
lquire 70l South St. oct2l- ST
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NOTES Payable Forms. 10 TO. 15c.
Artman Press. Phone 2-S661.
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FURNISHED house for rent. 1914
Louisa St. oct23-3,
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Houses For Rent

2 or 3 BEDROOM furnished house.
Elec. dishwasher, washing ma
chine. Apply 40 Margaret st.
Phone 2-6363. oct2S-St
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NICE LOT filled and graded on
South St., near Ashby. Ready for
building. Grand old Bahama-type
large home with porches around
first and second floors. On large
lot full of tropical fruit trees. See
us about these. johnson and John
son, 41S Duval st. Phone 2-2S31.
oct19-tf
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EFFICIENCY Units for rent. Chill.
dren accepted. No pets. 625 South
st. Phone 2-2S29. Oct22-6t
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EFFICIENCY Apt. Near Naval
base. Couple only, no pets. Price
Organization. Phone 2-76l1. oct22-tf
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l7-Personal Services
CONTINUED,

OPEN evenings and Saturdays for
radio repairs. Large selection
Of radio knobs and parts. l0o1
Simonton st. octl9-6t
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TWO Bedroom furnished apt. All
utilities furnished. 72S Caroline
st. oct2s-A
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3 BEDROOM, 2 bath CHS. house
with. screened porch and car
porte. Large lot. Immediate oc.
cupancy. lit South st. Phone
2-7079. oct10-tf
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BAR MAID wanted. Apply Duffy's,
as Duval st. octl3-H
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'25-Real Estate For Sale
(CoNTISGED)

UNFINISHED house for sale.
Phone 2-6S4l. oct2O,Stx
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l37-Automotive Parts

USED Truck and passenger car
tires - New reeaps. al Sises.
Dicks Tire Service. 90 Truman.
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EFFICIENCY, furnished apt.
Single man. No pets. Perman-
emit resident. Call 2-704l.
oct8-tf
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ROOMS for working men. $500 toI
5000 per week. al william st.
oct2O-1ltxI
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FOR buying or selling any kind
OF Key West property, contact
Paul Boysen, 626 Fleming St. Es-
tablished 1919. sept25- 3Otx
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Rooms For Rent

TROPICAL Hotel Newly renovated
large rooms. Singles $500. doubles
$lz.M. septs-H
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NEW exquisitely furnished one bed
room apt. Near Beach. $125. 90
monthly. 1908 Flagler Ave.
oct21-3tx
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~ STUDEBAKER. Good running
condition. Radio. 4 DR.. Apply sos
Louisa St. oct2l-st
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80 FORD We coupe. Excellent run
ming condition. $500 cash. Mt
Geo. Allen apartments. Phone +
SSol. octl1-es
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Services

Singer Sewing Machines
SALES, service, parts. Singer
Sewing Machine Co.. l18 Coral
Way, Coral Gables. sept2-tt
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Tallahassee. Florida,
September 2srd. 1858

octI6-23-3o;novs,Iss3
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I0-INursery SCHOOLS
RELAX, shop, get that new perm
anent or attend church and foot
ball games. Hourly rates. Island
Nursery. $40 White st. oct2-H
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ATTRACTIVE 3 bedroom Near.
thur house. Large screened
porch and shed. Corner lot. Phone
2-7S3S. sept25-ti
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CLEAN quiet rooms one block
from business district. Free park
ing. 5l3 Whitehead st. oct21-6tx
II
PLEASANT room with private
screen porch. S02 Southland St.
oct22-3txl
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POSITION as your city commits
sioner in Group Z. Neil Saunders.
oct22-6tx1
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so IS oLDSMOBiLE I DR.. Black.
White sidewalks. Good condition.
$500 90. Gilman. Phone ASH
octz2,Stx
Evening star., 1953-02-19
0ptimists Nearing Title
In Arlington Cage Loop

The Arlington sOptimists are
OPTIMISTIC about their chances
of clinching the title in the Arl-
ington County Recreation De-
partment's 15-and-under boys
basketball league next Wednes-
day.
The Optimists can take the
title by defeating Arlington For
est at Thmoas jefferson Junior
High School. The OptmistS have
a 1870. league record. Arlington
Forest is in second place with
a 10a3 mark.
The Fair Park Baptist Church
was the latest victim of the
Optimists, coached by Mort Ir-
win, formerly of the Washington
Boys Club The Optimists beat
Fair Park, 1926. yesterday at
Thomas Jefferson. Bill Hunter
of the Optimists and Bob Collins
of Fair Park were high scorers,
each with 13 points.
Evening star., 1953-02-19
.Soieh Hos a Days Left
To Appoint Trustees
By the Assoeioied Press

ST. LOUIS. Feb. 19.-With
only four days remaining before
his self-imposed deadline, Owner
Fred Saigh feels he will have no
trouble naming committee of
trustees to operate his st. Louis
Cardinals.
Saigh, sentenced to Is months
in prison for income tax evasion,
has until May 4 to clean UP per-
Sonal matters. He has said he
would name a three-man COM
mittee by February 90 to run
the Cards until he can dispose
OF his controlling stock.
Evening star., 1953-02-19
23-Game Baseball Slate
Announced by Virginia
sx the A..eeiuted Press

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va, Feb.
19.-The University of Virginia
baseball team will play % games
this spring, starting with a home
engagement against Akron Uni
versity on March 81.
Fifteen games are listed against
Southern Conference teams,
though Virginia does not belong
to the conference.
Second Baseman Mel Roach.
who led Virginia in hitting last
season with a .349 average;
Shortstop Ted Davenport. First
Baseman Bob Tata and Third
Baseman Jake Dohner form the
nucleus of the Virginia inf1eld.
Dave Northern and Arlen Carter
are the top returning pitchers.
The schedule:
ApriI April i. Penn: 5. at Lejeune; 4. at
Cherry Point, 8. ithaca; il. Michigan;
North Carolina; 20, at william and
Mary: 90, VPI; %. Richmond; 80. at
Washington and Lee.
May 2. at Maryland; 4, at George
mond: mas IL iOH at vpi; "a. WasHinston and
Lee; is, at VMI; 90, william and Mary.
lime IA at Amherst.
Evening star., 1953-02-19
BowIers to Help Heart Fund
In Hi-Skor Tourney Sunday

a 176 game. Her other big ones
were 188,, 1872. 180 and lit. She's
also a member of the exclusive
"450 Club" with sets of 458 and
452. Only four other women
have made this grade. Prob
ably the hottest duckpin bowler
in the country for a month
stretch was Frank Brown of
Taunton. Mass. who rolled
eight consecutive 400 sets in
league and tournament play. He
averaged 1873, with a top set
Of ATT and low of 401. Per-
haps the seasons top perform
ance by a woman was Ruth
Kratz's in setting a 5-game rec
ord for the Baltimore Sun tour
nament. famous for exceptional
scores. She shot 726, which
was 19 sticks under the women's
world record, held by Elizabeth
Barger Of Baltimore, who rolled
745 in a mixed doubles league
during 1851. Bill Brozey of
Baltimore holds the mems all
time 5-game record with 785,
fired in 1850 in the Norman
Levy Anniversary tournament
at Norfolk, Va. It's interesting
to compare these two great per-
formances. Had Mrs. Barger
and Brozey been matched. Brozey
would have won 3 games to 2,
with the decision resting on the
final game, this wise:
Mrs. Barger- -159 143 1913 1873 137-745
Brozey --- 1853 157 124 152 1S4-7S5
A Frederick (Md.) bowler with
a 781 score would have beaten
Brozey's mark this season but
for a startling lapse. To set a
new record, Earl Moberly, with
a triple-header at the end of the
fifth game, needed a count Of
eight on the roll-off of a 10TH
box strike. His first delivery
chopped three sticks from. the
right side of the triangle. His
second breezed through the hole.
Evening star., 1953-02-19
SnoveIy Traces Rare Books
For Sports Library at UNC

Snavely first is tackling foot
ball. Currently he is engaged In
voluminouS correspondence with
football contacts he has made
over the years. football museums
and football book collectors.
Snavely's title is lecturer in
physical education" something
Of a misnomer in his current
assignment. He works on a pro-
fessor's salary which has not
been made public. but which is
reported to be $4,000 or better
annually. He was paid $500
as head coach.
Still Wants to Coach.
Snavely freely admits that he
would give up his work here and
accept a favorable head coach
ing offer. if one came his way,
not so much for the, financial
advantages but because coach
ing has been his life work.
Ampllfylng on Snavely'S as
signed duties, CornWell says the
program calls for first obtaining
from the Congressional Library
bibliographieS of copyrighted
sports books. Then the search
follows for copies of the books
to go into the library. The liz
brary will not be confined to
copyrighted books but also will
be used to house magazine
articles and papers on sports and
physical education. ..
Snavely lives quietly in the
community in about the same
pattern as when he was coach
ing football. He is in town much
more than in the past. however.
no longer being required to make
the frequent trips to alumni
meetings and to talk with pros
pective students. part Of his
work as coach.
Evening star., 1953-02-19
By Rod Tho,rlnos

Duckpin bowlers will be given
an opportunity Sunday to help
the Heart Fund while shooting
for attractive prizes when the
fifth annual Washington S Birth
day tournament is held at the
Hi-Skor.
Saturday and Sunday many
will turn out to honor a long
time executive in the sport with
the holding Of the 18th annual
Dutch Sherhahn Handicap at
Takoma. x
Nearly a hundred bowlers par
ticipated in the Washington.
Birthday event last year and a
larger field is expected this time
by Ed Winslow, Hi-Skor man
ager. OF each $6 entry fee so
cents will go to the Heart, Fund
and this will be matched by the
Hi-Skor. With the cost of five
games and a 25-cent gift to the
pinboy also deducted. $3.50 will
accrue to the prize fund.
Four -fifthS handicaps will be
given based on a 128 scratch.
The tournament was won last
year. by Bill Minor with a score
of 1856.
The Sherbahn Handicap is
seven-game affair with an entry
fee of $3.50 and two-thirds
handicap computed from 1873
scratch. 1t was won last year
by Ed Schmidt. who rolled 977.
There were II contestants.
A number of bowlers are ex-
pected to compete in both events.
which will open at 2 pm. and
run to closing time.
HOT. SHOTS-The National
Duckpin Congress awards medals
to women who shoot ITS or bet
ter in sanctioned competition.
Audrey Atkinson of Baltimore
recently collected her. fifth with
Evening star., 1953-02-19

in the third period. Trailing 1-3,
Washington came to life with
five goals to knock off the East
ern League leaders.
Newcomers George Harrison
and Bill Cupolo got the tie with
goals at 9:40 and 1854. Warecki,
who had Tailed in the first
period, then clinched the victory
with a pair of rapid points at
1925 and 13:45 before O'Hearn
added one more goal at 1916.
Washington was sluggish in
the first and second periods.
Goalie Cliff Hicks, who let in two
easy goals as Springfield took a
81 lead in the first period, kept
the Lions in the game after that.
Ticks was especially impressive in
the second period when he got
little help from the Lions defense
but held the Indians scorelesS.
The Lions play New Haven at
Uline'S Saturday night.
Evening star., 1953-02-19
Lions WorecH Again Scores
Three Goals to Beat Leaders

The Springfield Indians can't
stop Stan Warecki, Washington
Lions winger, even when
Warecki IS in a bruised condi-
ton.
Against Springfield earlier
this season, Warecki turned in
his first three-goal performance.
Last night Stan duplicated the
that trick" to lead the Lions to
a 6-3 victory over the Indians at
Uline Arena. >
Warecki was far from top
condition last night. Stan still
had nine stitched over his right
eye from an injury he received
last Saturday in Johnstown.
Wearing a patch over the eye
and with an ugly discoloration
beneath. Warecki's vision did not
seem to be impaired.
The Lions gave the crowd Of
..O94 something to cheer about
Evening star., 1953-02-19
Upsets Are Warning
To Orlando Golfers
By the A,,eeintad Pes.

ORLANDO, Fla, Feb. 19.-
Such favorites as Sam Snead,
Babe Zaharias, Betsy Rawls and
Jacquelyn Pung were still around
for today's second round of the
international mixed two-ball
golf tournament, but they had a
reminder or two to keep bear
ing down.
The big reminder came in
Wednesdays frst-round defeat
of one of the three medalist
teams-Don Bisplinghoff, Or
lando, and Mary Lena Faulk,
Thomasville. Ga. They were up
set by Marilyn Smith, Wichita,
Kan, and Lou Barbara. Deal,
N. j., 2 and !. Just a day ear
lier Bisplinghof and Miss Faulk,
two of the best young amateur
golfers in the South, qualified
at 68 and Miss Smith and Bar
baro had a..
Mrs. Zaharias and George
Bolesta, Tampa pair who also
shared the medal at 68, had to
go 10 holes to get by Vonnie
Colby, Hollywood, Fla, and Ed
die Bush. Hammond. Ind.
Other favorites came through
a little easier. leading. to this
pairing in today's matches:
Miss Smith Barbara VS.. Jacauelyn
Pung, GLASGOW, KY, and Herman
Scharlau, Boca Ration, Fla.
Betty McKinnon, Dallas, and Sam
Snead, White Sulphur Springs. W: Va.
VS.. Mary Ann Downey, Baltimore. and
Charles Bassler, Catonsville, Md.
Patty Berg. Minneapolis, and Pete
Cooper, White Plains. N. Y. VS.. Beverly
Hanson, Cincinnati. and Art Ruffn'
Betty Dood and Bill Kaiser, Louis
vile. KY. VS.. Bonnie Randoiph, Colum-
bus, Ohio, and Clay Gaddie. Cincinnati.
Mrs. Zaharias- Bolesta VS.. Eileen Stauln
and Henry Iinder. Augusta Ga
Betsy Rawls. spartanburg. 8. c. and and
Thomas, Salisbury, N. c., and Jake
Betty Bush Hammond. Ind. and
Danny Champagne, Orlando, vs.. Betty
Jameson, San Antonio and-Jimmy
Nichols, Chicopee, Mass.
Edean Anderson, Helena Mont, and
KY Laffoon, Orlando, VS.. Marlene Bauer,
Sarasota, Fla, and Hobart Manley
Savannah. Ga.
Evening star., 1953-02-19

the national champion at 100
and 220 yards from 1894 through
1897, and won the 1C-4A 100
yard championships for George
town in 1896 and 1897. and the
220-yard title in 1896. n
Among his other track achieve
ments was that he anchored q
New York A. c. relays team that
never was beaten. He was
clocked many times in 9.4 Sec
onds for the 100-yard dash,
which would have been a world
record except that the chief
timer in those days refused to
allow it on the grounds that mo
man can run that fast"
Evening star., 1953-02-19
Darrell Royal 10 Coach
Edmonton Next Season
BY she Associated Press

STARKVILLE. Miss, Feb. 19.-
Darrell Royal. Mississippi States
% year old backfield football
coach, yesterday signed a three
year contract as coach of the
Edmonton Eskimos of the West
ern Inter Provincial Football
Union.
Royal had been at Mississippi
one season. The former Okla
homa University quarterback
previously served as backfield
coach at Tulsa and North Caro-
lima State.
Royal succeeds Frank Fill
chock, ousted last December in a
contract dispute after leading
Edmonton to its first Grey Cup
final in 80 years. Filchock has
since signed to coach the Sas-
katchewan Roughriders. r.,
Billy Vessels, Oklhoma half
back, signed with Edmonton last
Saturday after being selected
first in the annual draft of the
National Football League by the
new Baltimore team.
Evening star., 1953-02-19
CIV Freshmen Conquer
Navy PIebes, 83 10 66

The George Washington Uni
versity freshmen succeeded where
the Maryland and Georgetown
freshmen failed, defeating the
Navy Plebes, 1896, yesterday in
Annapolis. The Hoya and Terp
frosh had been the Plehes' ninth
and tenth straight victims.
Paul Manning and Phil Detuek
led a second-half rally by the
Colonials that overcame a seven,
point halftine deficit. Manning
and Dick Robbins of Navy each
scored 20 points. CIV now has a
To record and the Plebes 1873
with one game to play. They meet
Johns Hopkins freshmen Satur-
day. ,.,. ,., 'q
Evening star., 1953-02-19
Tech Five Is Undefeuted
In YMCA Bows LeuQue

Tech has a 40 record in the
YMCA 17-and-under basketball
league after defeating Woodward
Jayvees, 1873, at the Central
Branch Y last night. Riley
Eldridge led Tech with 13 points.
In another league game, the
Anacostia Dukes, led by Chase
Heaters % points. defeated the
Central Hi-Y, 44-31.
Evening star., 1953-02-19
Federal Golfers to Hold
Annual Tourney Sunday

The Federal Golf Association
will hold its third annual George
Washington's Birthday handicap
tournament Sunday at East Po-
tomac.
There will be gross and net
prizes in the 18-hole medal play
event. Contestants are asked to
place their clubs in special rack
for the tournament by 10:30.
Evening star., 1953-02-19
Failure to Win Top Net Title
Laid by ToIbert to Lack of X

bling Ed Daley of Princeton,
N. j., 6-1, 61.
Two other. seeded players fol-
lowed suit. Noel Brown, No. 3
from Santa Monica, Calf,
ousted Desmond Margetson of
New York, 6-l. 6-1. Eugene
Garrett of New York. formerly
of UCLA and No. Z, won over
Canada's Brendan Macken, Ga,
6-1.
Denmark's Kurt Nielsen, top
seeded foreigner, fought off an
attack of tonsilitis and Carl
Bruins, a New York left-hander,
in a delayed second round match,
GO, 6|3.
Evening star., 1953-02-19
AAU Gymnastics Meet
To Be Held March ID

The nth annual District AAU
gymnastics championship will be
held March IA at the YMCA.
Mems competition is listed In
horizontal bars. parallel bars,
rings, rope climbing, tumbling
and trampolin, while boys will
try tumbling and trampolin.
Entries close March Z. Blanks
may be had from David Field.
Old Gymnasium. University Of
Maryland, College Park.