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RUSH. ANNA THOMPSON. On Saturday.
HSspitsl. l;sa 49,, ANNA N I, ,TH,ofMPsoS Rush;
mdfbe4 wi5f Of 63 the Gstro late Phillip Rush and
Frederick Rush and Mrs. Dorothy Eliza
beth Foster, Funeral services on Tues
day November 10. at pm, from the
Alexandria. Interment Bethel Cemetery.
ave. Sc, on November s. 1853; beloved we'd
husband of Ermion Sanquillo. father
Of Mrs Mercedes Cooper. Remains at
st Sc, until Thursday. November II.
at $50 am. Mass at Fort Myer
Chapel at I'm. Interment Airing on
sEAvEY. ELLEN MATTHEW. On sun
day. Noyember, s. 1858. ELLEN MAT
NV vile e Of Elmer s esVan sesTey devoted StTtld
mother Of Dr.. James T. seayeY and
are four grandchildren. Funeral from
the above. residence on Wednesday. No.
vember IL. at 9:3A am. Hign requiem
mass at ST. GabriePs Church. Grant
Cedar. Cedar Hill Hill, Cemetery. Relatives and
SIMMS. THOMAS E. On Saturday, No.
iSth St ne. THioMA3s IS E, EeSsfSnSf s9MSis be- .
devoted father 81 DORIS SEs 4. @ms Thomas aRa e.
n and Warren N. Simms Also sur
viying are brother, Chester Simms.
10 am Tuesday, November 10. friends
gre are invited, to call at his late resi-
HSyemoer G!STsnh l. at East Calvary Methodist
ave Sc Interment Lincoln Memorial
Cemetery. ARRANGEMENTS bv MCGUIRE
Inc. 10
SIMPSON. F.. SEwALL. JR. On Monday,
EE0ysEmSer sEWA1i p s1iipsoM 1Ns N Richmond no VA
seAsain; Sewan; ir and his daughter, Mary
EDNA B. Simpson. and his brothers.
OF this, city. Funeral services will ne
held Wednesday November H. at
II am. at the sutherland & Brown
Funeral Home. Richmond Va
SKINNER, EDWARD T. On Saturday.
HOspiisi, EDwARfD' f'2 +. sk1NKER * HGaRt of 6!s4 ga
G st. ne. husband of Murleace R.
T; .skinker. sr.; grandson of Mrs. Rose
Skinker. brother of Mrs Ethel Rose,
Herbert and Leonard Skinker. He also
and friends, The late Mr.. Skinker may
be viewed at the Stewart Funeral Home,
30 H st. ne. after 3 pm. "Wednesday.
held THURSDAY. November Mover sStt is. at NiIs u: 20 "a
pm. Interment Arlington National
Cemetery. IL
SMITH, FLORENCE. OF 1911 44th pl.
mother of Vivian F. Lundgren. Services
at Chambers, Funeral Home, 81 11th
a. pm. Interment Cedar Hill Gene
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FUNERAL DESIGNS.
CEMETERY LOTS.

9 CRYPTS. Fort Lincoln Mausoleum:
must sell, reasonable. 10. 4-s4S4.
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CALLAGHAN, FRANK p. Suddenly on
Saturday. November : 1858, at Phila-
delphia, Pa. FRANK P. CALLAG HAN,
beloved husband of Grace Goddard
Callaghan and father OF France, c..
and Claire G. Callaghan. Funeral from
his late residence, 37ll Yuma ST. NV,
am. Requiem mass at St AIMS
Church. Wis. ave. and Yuma ST. W.,
at 10 am Relatives and friends in
vited. Interment Mount Oliyet Gene
terry. 10
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cox. ALICE G. On Monday. November
9. 1858. at the home of her daughter,
Mrs. L. G. Connor. S02 Rittenhouse
st. NV. ALICE 6. cox. beloved wife
OF the late W.. T. Cox OF Stafford
County, Va, mother of Mrs. L. G. Con-
nor Mrs. L. V. Gregory. Mrs. r. E.
Ballard and Fleet Cox. Remains at
Wheeler q Thompson Funeral Home,
Fredericksburg, Va Services at Bethel
Baptist Church on Route 21S, six
miles east of Fredericksburg. Va. 81
pm on Wednesday, November IL.
Interment church cemeterg. 10
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DAVIS, HATTIE E. In memory Of our
devoted and beloved mother, HATTIE
E. DAVIS. who passed into the great
beyond on November 9, 1850.
BESSIE NJ. DAVIS. ROBERTA l..
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sOFBUCK, LOUIS. Eureka Lodge No K

-OOlS. eureka Lodge NO. b,
3. A A. NJ. will assemble
It the temple, 10th and
You SITS. NV. to arrange
or the funeral OF our late
3rother LOUIS ROEBUCK.
funeral Tuesday. November
0. 1858. at 8 om. from
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COLE, ELLA. On Friday, NoVember Q,
1853, at Children'S HOSPITAL. ELLA
COLE. darling daughter OF Edward and
Julia Cole. She also is survived by
three sisters, Marion. Dorothy and
Betty Cole; one brother, George Cole;
other relatives and many friends. After
l. noon Monday November 2 friends
are invited TO call at the Morrow q
Woodford Funeral Home. 1872 llth
st. NV, where services will be held on
Tuesday. November 10. at pm. Inter
ment WoodlaWn Cemetery.
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vember Z, 1863. at Arlington Hospital,
MAHLON o. HOFF OF 1926 N. Stafford
St. Arlington. Va. beloved husband
of Isabel H. Hoff He also is survived
by one son. Robert N. Hoff of Dayton
Ohio one daughter. Mrs j. w Lemons
of Falls Church, Va; one daughter-in
law, Mrs. Mahlon Hoff OF Wyckoff
N j., a brother, w. w. Hoff of Lake
Worth Fla. and six grandchildren.
Friends may call at the Ives Funeral
Home. 2S47 Wilson blvd. Arlington. Va.
where funeral services will be held
Tuesday, November IN, at > pm Inter
ment Columbia Gardens CemeterY
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PENTER FERREE, age ~. foriner
Washington, D. c.. resident and en-
ployee of the Treasury Department. at
st. Petersburg. Fla. She is survived by
q son. Newton Ferree OF st. Petersburg.
Fla; two sisters. Mrs. May Heylmun of
PITTSBURGH. Pa. and Mrs. Trudy Hether-
services at Arlington National Gene
terry Tuesday November 10. at $3.50 am.
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dence, 304 F st. NV, CELIA HURLEY
COSTELLO. the boleyod wife OF the
late Thomas F. Costello. sister of Mrs.
Annie H. Brooke, Miss Claire Hurley
and Mrs. John F. Ingalls, OF Kew Gar
dens. Long Island, N Y. Funeral SerV-
ices at the Timothy Hanlon Funeral
Home, 1881 Ga. ave. NV. on Tuesday,
November 10, at 10 am. Interment
Mount Olivet Cemetery. Relatives and
friends invited.
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afternoon, November :, 1853 in a Cliff
ton Forge. Va. hospital following a snort
ST. OF Sweet Springs. w Va. Surviving
are his wife Mrs. Caroline Catiin
Howard; one sister Mrs. r. d Wilson,
and Jane Wilson, Salisbury. Pa. two
nephews Howard and Albert Bruce,
Baltimore, Md Graveside services will
be conducted in Hollywood Cemetery at
Richmond, Va. at l2:3O pm. Monday,
November g by the Rev. A. B. Ehitlet.
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Recommended Business Directory
ADDING MACHINES

Jones Office Equipment Co.
Adding, Bookkeeping. Calculat-
ing Machines
716 Pearl Street Phone 4-7060
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-07-02

last syllable may be pronounced
nazh, as as in ah, with accent on
last syllable.
Sonorous. Pronounce so-no-rus,
both O's as in no, accent second
syllable.
Demoniacal. Pronounce demo-
ni-a-kal, as in deed unstressed,
o as in no. as in night, accent
third syllable.
Bermuda. Pronounce the us as
in mute, not as in rude.
WORDS OFTEN
MISSPELLED
Speculate Ito meditate). Pecu-
late (to steal or inappropriate
money!. Luminescence; observe
the scence. Authorization; two BIS.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-07-02
By w. L. Gordon

Allegiance; one b. Mayonnaise;
two ms, one s. Verbatim; i'm.
Momentum; um. Empyreal (su-
blime). Imperial pertaining to
an emperor).
WORD STUDY
"Use a word three times and il
is yours. Let US increase our
vocabulary by mastering one word
each day. Words for this lesson:
FLAGITIOUS; shamefully Grim.
inal. "This flagitious act must
not go unpunished".
PERNICIoUS; highly injurious
or destructive in character. ellis
words can have a pernicious effect
On those who listen.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-07-02

Q. When a man intends to send
corsage to the girl he is escort
ing to some function, is it all
right for him to inquire what
color of gown she is going to
wear, so that the flowers will har-
monte?
A. Yes, this is all right. But
there are some flowers that are
suitable for any color of gown.
@. When a man and his wife
have invited some guests for an
auto ride, should the wife sit in
the front seat with her husband?
A. No; the wife should ask one
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-07-02
MODERN ETIQUETTE

Q. When a hostess sends a man
and his wife an invitation to din
ner. and the invitation has not
been acknowledged, what she
should she do?
A. 1t might be best for her to
telephone this couple and ask if
the invitation was received, as it is
possible that it could have gone
astray. If, however, it was re-
ceived, the hostess is privileged
never to repeat any such invita-
tons to these ill-mannered per-
sons.
Q. Is it permissible to use the
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-07-02
BY Roberta Lee

of the guests to sit in front, while
she sits in the back with the other
guest or guests.
Q. When a friend is being
graduated from high shcool or col
lege, and you cannot afford to send
gift, what should you do?
A. Write a nice, sincere note of
congratulation.
Q. Is it matter of etiquette for
new father to give out cigars
and candy to his friends?
A. This is not required by any
rules of etiquette. 1t is just an
old widespread American custom.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-07-02

spoon the test the temperature of
ones coffee?
A. Yes; this is far better than
burning the mouth, or perhaps
sputtering out the liquid. But
after testing it, the spoon should
be placed in the saucer and left
there while the coffee is drunk.
@. My wife and my widowed
mother have the same name-Mrs.
Robert j. Johnson. How should
they be distinguished on visiting
cards?
A. Your mother has "Sr." after
her name.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-07-02
WORDS OFTEN MISUSED

WORDS OFTEN MISUSED
Do not say, "It's nothing like as
hot today as it was yesterday.
Say, "It's not nearly so hot to-
day..
Distinguish between "sanatory"
conducive to health; curative)
and sanitary" pertaining to
health in the sense of hygienic).
"After taking sanatory exercises,
he drank from a sanitary drinking
cup.
Do not say, ale bore the loss
with equanimity of mind. Omit
"of mind. "Equanimity" means
evenness of mind.
Do not. say, Gle introduced
new innovation. Omit "new",
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-07-02
LESSONS IN ENGLISH

which is redundant.
One confides IN a friend, when
one has faith in that friend. One
confides TO a friend when one
wishes to give to that friend with
a feeling of trust.
Do not say, 81 met him around
three o'clock. Say, 81 met him
about three o'clock.
WORDS OFTEN
MISPRON0UNCED
AID infinitum without limit
Pronounce the a as in add, the
third as in night, accent third
syllable of second word.
Espionage. Preferred pronun-
station is es-pi-o-nij, both is as
in II. accent first syllable. The
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-19
Florida, Georgia
Are UnderdOgS In
Off-Campus Play
By MHRc9a sAILHY
Assselsssd Press spoTes Writer

Florida. Georgia and Louisiana
State wear underdog labels this
weekend when nine Southeastern
Conference teams launch their 1888
football seasons.
The Gators are matched against
the Rice Owls in Houston. the
Bulldogs meet vlllanova In Phila.
delphia and the Tigers play host
TO Texas. Rice and Texas are
ranked Ia In the strong Southwest
Conference and vllanoya 10 one
Of the top teams In the East.
All are tonight's games.
kentueky's opening foe IL Texas
A. a NJ. . Southwest member
but not In the class with Rice and
Texas. They play In Lexington
tonight.
Other SEC teams should be able
10 take their first gamer without
overly extending themselves. Geor-
STA Tech meets Dayidson In
Atlanta. Mississippi tangles with
Chattanooga In Jackson. MisslsSip.
p State plays Memphis State In
Memphis and Tulane meets the
Citadel in New ORLEANS.
How they look from here:
LSU over Texas: The Tigers
have the kiad q balanced squad
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-19
Mel Parnell
Aims For
10th Victory

Mel Parnell.. he Boston left.
handler who won Is games In 1919
and who has slipped . little each
year since. has q chance 10 climb
back into the 20 game circle again
this year. maybe today.
Parnell drew the starting assign.
ment for the Red Sox In the first
game Of q weekend set Of three
with the champion New York
Yankees In Beansown. Up 20 today
he had won 10 games and lost
eight. Only two American Leaguers
had won more.
SO far this season five pitchers
Bob Porterheld Of Washington
Bob Lemon Of Cleveland, Robin
Roberts Of the Philadelphia Phi.
lies, Warren SPAIN Of Milwaukee
and Carl Erskine Of Brooklyn
have reached the 20 game mark.
Aside from Parnell the only
hopefuls with q reasonable chance
of joining these five are VirRil
Trucks (le.i0) Of the Chicago white
Sox and Harvey Haddix (ls.s).
who Is In his first full season with
the 81. Louis Cardinals.
With only q week 10 20 time
appears 10 have run out on such
2o-game stars Of q year ago as
Early Wynn and Mike Garcia Of
Cleveland and such early season
prospects as Billy Fierce Of the
White Sox and Gerry Staley Of the
Cardinals.
Last year Roberts. with his sen.
sauonal al mark. vas the only
National League pitcher in the
charmed circle. This year the
strong-armed Highlander quickly
won 10 games but has had q real
struggle since early August IN
building his present total 10 q
He's lost IL.
SPAIN Is back after q sensational
reversal Of form. A 20-game win.
ner four years In q row. the
Braves lefty turned In a dismal
it-is record last year. Rejuvenat.
ed By the switch TO Milwaukee
Spahn nov has q 70-T mark.
Erskine, Brooklyn's first 70 game
winner IN two seasons, has a 2O.s
record. Never before in any league
had he won 50 many.
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-19

ago Cleveland presented three 20,
game winners - Lemon GRID,
Wynn (23-l2) and Garcia GRID,
They were joined BY Bobby Shantl
Of the Philadelphia Athletics, who
led the bunch with s4.7, and Allie
Reynolds Of the Yanks with 20.s.
This season Wynn Is 1912. Garcia
i1-9. Shantz, plagued by arm trou.
bic Is only SIS. and Reynolds. con.
verted 10 q mid-season relief Spe.
eialiss. has q lit record.
Porterfield Is the first Washing.
ton pitcher In 20 years 20 win a
games. His current mark Of 2l.i0
10 By far his best in professional
ball. Lemon currently Is 20-il. lie
has won at least 20 In two Of the
last six seasons.
Trucks return 10 form ranks
right along with spain in the spec.
tacular category. He pitched two
no-hitters for Detroit in 1851 but
wound up with a drsary s-ls record
Traded 10 the So. Louis Browns
during the winter. Trucks immedi-
ately showed winning stuff, even
with . last place outfit. When he
was shifted 10 the White SOx in
June he really hit his stride. His
record with Chicago IL it6.
Yesterday was a day off for all
10 teams. The white Sox and the
Browns continue 20 rest today but
there are five National League
games scheduled and three Amer.
lean League affairs.
In addition 10 the Yanks al Bos.
ton, Washington IL at Philadelphia
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-19
Hurricanes Have Just One
Week To Prep For Florida

CORAL GABLES. FLA. - Jus.
one week from Thursday the Uni.
verslty Of Miami football team win
90 through lts final light workout
before opening It's regular season
the following night In the Orange
Bowl against q young and spirited
Florida State University football
team.
Coach Andy Custafson sent bis
men through long serimmages both
Wednesday and Thursday and then
plans 81 least two and possibly
three more rough workouts before
the game.
That's q little more scrimmag.
Ing than we'd ordinarily do In such
short time especially before .
game but with Q comparatively
green team and the Job Of learn
ing how 10 play single platoon foot.
ball. we believe that only through
actual playing can the squad men,
bers get the training they need. "
II becomes Increasingly appar.
ent that the Hurricanes are going
10 have 10 depend upon backs who
weren't even on the roster . few
weeks ago. II they are 10 make
their running game click.
Freshman left halfbaeks Ed Get.
~. John Shields and Dan Dorshim-
er, right halfbaeka Edward Oliver
and I'd DanitR and fullbaeks Jack
Lowe dough not lowl and Don
Bosseler are ell seeing q Loo Of
action In the scrlmmages for these
lads VIII have 10 provide the depth
In the back positions.
Word comes down from TaIla.
hassee that the Seminoles, with
their new split.T and I formation
attack. are confident Of giving the
Q beating. The Semln-
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-19

Isles. In practice games with the
Jacksonville Navy and Troy Tea
chers have looked far more i'm.
pressive than did Miami against
0pa-Locka. Ex.Mlami jackson
quarterback, Lee CorO. who has
beaten out q couple Of lettermen
10 become the first string quarter.
back, has done q sensational job
IS the take over man In the Flor.
ida State backfield and has demon
strated he has the spark 10 make
the Seminoles click. He'd like moth.
Ing better than 10 score an upset
win for his team In his first re.
guar college game back In the
Orange Bowl where he himself
won all.Southern honOrs.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-19
Naval Station Whips Gilmore
To Win Baseball Championship

Behind ire three his pitching Ol
Ken Cleeak, the Naval Ssasion Base.
BAH team nipped USS Howard W.
Gilmore. 81 10 slineA ths Naval
Base Championship Thursday
night.
The game was the second In the
best Of three series with the Naval
Station taking both.
With me ED u tee ssssly o..
ress BY ths ellmsrs IN re esrss
Inning. ne Naval sssslsn nlns
sseFsd ssvF Evns. XIII led sss with
. single. Mural FsasAsd en- en-
srrer BY ire first hassman end
90 TsETy reached en- . shersssep
see6ls, KIN scored srem third.
Gu then singled. sssFlns Nvsssl,
evf YES evt en . threw 10 flFss
base By ire right fielder. o..
sevvsA sl1slsd ssoFlna Terry and
kese~isH deVblsd 10 right seer.
Inc oiseVvsh. Shvhexk then
grounded evs and pser struck
evf 70 end IRE reilly.
In the third. Cal and Dleouveh
walked. Kotowieh sacrificed, put.
ting men on second and third for
the Naval Station. Gun. on the sec.
ond pitch 20 Dron stole home. A
strike out ended the inning.
The GIlmore's only scoring came
IN the fourth inning. Estes was hi
by a pitch and as the second base.
men dropped . dOuhl. play ban
kiser reached first Hoifses blast.
ed 3so-foot triple of the lefs cen.
Ter fleld fence scoring both Estes
and kiser. Hoffses scored on a
squeeze play by Calvin.
Both hurlerS pitched good BAN
as shown In the pamber Of strike
outs. Ken Clebik. the winner had
nine. while the loser Lev Warden
struck out eleven.
IN. score:
T~~@- II "
fa'sl station l0i 900 600 2.
Gilmore --..--. 600 300 OOO-s a
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-19
This And Thai About Come
CRIDIRON
CLEANINCS...

Athletic Director Win Jones re.
ported last night that TIE paid Of.
tendance vas a.ses with scores n
ssandees enjoying the warmish
evening.
John ''wambo" carboneli, John
DeMerritl and Joe Russo vii be
weil remembered by the visitors
because a their b0necrushing
tackling. CaFbonell's defensive gem
came In the third quarter when ne
absorbed q vicious atraighs-aFm
from Q 81. AIMS receiver and then
literally threw the bah carrier out
Of bounds.
DeMerritt sneaked up from no
where 10 elobber the kickoff re.
eeiver with . tackle.
Coach Tom Moore Of 81. There.
aa's, Coral Gables. who face Sc.
AIMS next week and Key West on
October 2. nearly wept when he
saw the way the clubs were hit.
ting. Moore was . press box guest
Tor his scouting activities.
The conehs wiIl be getting plenty
al offensive work this week. Beck.
man has promised. Their attack
was seemingly shaky In the latter
stages Of the game. Their timing
and downfield blocking seemed 70
be lacking in flnesse.
The Conchs VIII be In fast CON.
pany next Friday night when they
take on Miami Tech In their first
Gold Coast Conference start. The
Ieehmen are preseason iavorises
10 take the title In that conference.
Happily. the services Of team
physician DR.. Ralph Herr were not
needed last night - the Conchs
tame through In fine shape physi.
rally with the only complaints BE-.
INC q few bruises.
End Jim Solomon, who missed
last nights tilt because Of an
ankle injury. should be ready for
drills Monday.
The kicking Of Ralph White came
as . pleasant surprise for Key
West fans. In addition TO being an
all.around good football player.
White Is q straight A" student.
How about that.
Cibhy Gates gave the fans a.
thrill in the fourth quarter when
he handled the pigskin like a.
basketball. bouncing and fumbllng
Il three times on one end run. he
finally held on 10 h.
Key West football fans owe the
Club q vote Of thanks
for q lot Of reasons. the latest be.
ing the seoreboard which was used
last night Cor the first time.
Probably the best drilled outfit
On the field was the Key West
High School band. Harold Doe"
casterton and Joe Cornell have
come up with an organization
which appears 10 be among the
best In the state.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-19

this season. Texas would be an
ideal upset since the game Ia in
Baton Rouge. The boys from the
bayou country have lost 10 the
Longhorns the last two outings and
It's time for Q change.
Rice over Florida: The Gators
aren't ready 10 add Rice 10 their
diet. The Owls are loaded and
Florida can't count on the steady
stream Of yardage injured fullhaek
Rich casares usually grinds out.
Villanova over Georgia: Zeke
Bratkowski's passing should score
Tor the Bulldogs. but not often
enough 10 offset the touehdowns
Of rugged Gene Filipski 4 Co. The
Bulldog line IL porous.
Kentucky over Texas A. q NJ:
Steve Meilinger waits an All.
America berth and 10 the versatile
powerhouse type that spreads
havoc on q gridiron. The Aggies
haven't sOt what Il takes to stop
him.
Alabama over Mississippi South
ern: The Crimson Tide, favored
70 win the SEC ute. always start
slow. but they wont be At q stand.
still. The Southerners are enc og
the best smaller Dixie football
schools. but 'Bana has the back.
field horses and the line strength
20 prevail.
Mississippi ever Chattanooga:
The Rebels lost some top men
from their fine team Of last year,
but they still have . LOT Of talent
too much for the Noes.
Mississippi State ever Mem:nls
State: Quarterback Jackie Parker
VIII have 20 60 some 10 improve
on his 1852 performance, 50 he'll
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and Cleveland az Detroit. Brook.
Ign entertains Philadelphia. Pitts.
burgh visits the New York Giants
for q pair. Cincinnati Is at MI.
wsukee and Chicago plays tonight
In 81. Louis.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-19
Red Stickney, Ralph White Supply
Scoring Punch In First-Half Drive
D. ma coBB. classa sian spssss wsIs.s

~ JM COBB. clhssn Sian spsEh wFlss
One down. nine 10 gO-and each one Of them will be
tough bagame.
That's the way Coach I'd Beckman figures Il after
A Key West High School football team took the measure
u scrappy ST. AIMS Of West Palm Beach eleven last
night at the wiekeu Field Stadium. 1870.
"But first well have 10 oil that machine little"
Bsekman cautioned after his club could score but two
teuehdowns against the undermined upstaterA.
But, II eagerness won ballgames. the Conehs would
have walked off with the verdict In more impressive