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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-15

Don Cherry Upsets
By Golfer Person

OKLAHOMA CITY u A tall.
gFeying automobile dealer from
Memphis. Tenn. Curtis Person,
stood Is the one-day sensation Of
the National Amateur Golf cham.
pionship today. IIat the man who
bad caught the fancy Of big-heaEt.
ed Oklahoma fans was . long.
lean. wiseeracking IriShman from
Dublin. Zoe Carr.
Person provided the inevitable
first-round upset-and the only one
among 10 completed matches. He
knocked out Don Cherry. the
grooming Walker Cup player from
Wichita Falls, Tex, 4 and 3.
Carr, the 32-year.old clothing
manufacturer who beat Atlanta's
Harvie Ward for the British title
last June. put on one Of the days
showiest performances 10 win his
first match from Harold Foreman
Of Glencoe. m. shree-time Illinois
state champion. Z and 6.
Ward won his first round match
after some difficulty with Ernest
Arend Jr., Of Deal, ". ].
Defending champion Jack West
land. and 1850 winner Sam Urzetla,
drew first round hyes.
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June and never cut Of the lead
after May II.
The Dodgers didrf start quite
50 early in the National League
but they grabbed frs place Cor
keeps on June - and nailed down
their flag a. hours before the
Yankees.
Both clubs elinched with u
games len 10 play. Brooklyn
played Ia games 90 win lis flaK.
the Yankees played leo.
Charlie Dresser. who set . Brook.
Ign record By winning two sue.
eessive pennants. has assigned
himself 10 scout the Yankees this
week.
What the Dodger scouts saw IN
yesterdays Yankee game was
nothing to give them q feeling OF
security. with the exception Of
pitcher Whitley Ford's poor show.
ing.
The Indians got five runs of
Ford In the first three innings on
five hits. four walks and q hit
batter. But against the relief ef.
forts Of Tom German, Bob M.
xava and Johnny Sain the Indians
got . his and run total Of zero.
Meanwhile, the Yankees solved
Early Wynn with a vengeance In
the fourth inning. scoring four
runs, and then caught up and
sealed the decision against Bill
Wight In the sixth and seventh.
Yogi Berra broke The de in the
seventh with q two run homer.
Billy Martin drove In four Of the
Yankees runs With two doubles
and q single.
Brooklyn continued 20 suffer
from q pennant winning letd0wn.
losing It's second in q row 10 the
red hot Chicago Cubs who ran
their winning streak % 10. Johnny
Klippstein gave 'he Dodgers only
three hits In the 81 victory. lie
stopped Duke Snider's hitting
streak at a games.
In other action yesterday the
Chicago white Sox beat Boston Io-e
despite . three-run pinch hls home
run by Ted williams: Washington
whipped Detroit s.l and Philadel.
phia edged the So. Louis Cardinals
e-s.
williams homer was his l2th
since returning frOm the marines.
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NeE York
FdrOredi To
MakeI
S Straight
ey BEN PHLEcAR
Ap snaFaN NrIRaT

The record-breaking New York
Yankees and Brooklyn Dodgers
vii meet IN the world series start
ing tao weeks from tomorrow with
the Yanks slightly favored "a
make Il five straight tao ways
five over the Dodgers in five meet.
lings. five In q row over the Ma.
tional League.
Cagey Casey Ssergel. who re.
wrote the record hook BY manag.
Ing the Yankees 10 five consecu.
tive pennants. says he thinks he
has q good chance Of continued
success in the fan classic.
This is a real good club with
real good players, Casey said a.
he relaxed after yesterdays ilag
Ielinching SIS victory over cleye-
land.
They ten me somebody has
made Us the favoriie In the series
and that's mighty nice Of them.
The way we've been playing, Il
we can keep Il up. I can't see
Why We shouldn't be considered as
having . great chance.
But | don't think those fellows
(the Dodgersl vii be scared ol
the Yankees. They've been In the
series before"
Casey said the Yanks win have
90 set good pitching 10 win but he
implied that he was not awed BY
Brooklyn's tremendous hitting. lie
allowed as how his club could his
home runs In Yankee stadium and
they probably could hit them In
smaller Ebbets Field. too.
Stengel admitted be was dad
the tension Of the pennant race
was over.
1T makes Il easy for myself
and the wives Of the players" he
said.
Except for the players and a
few diehard fans there really
wasn't much tension In the Amer.
can League nag chase this season
The Yankees held first place all
but nine days. They we're ahead
BY as much as iisi games In late
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Macy Baseball
Tourney Starts

The Naval Staten baseball
team will meet ire usS cllmere
nine senlshs 81 walker Field en
tire Naval Staten 81 I;4S p. m,
IN she first game ef o three
game piaYefs Cor IRE Naval
bsss championship.
The cIlmevs dssestea she Ne.
vel Staten Annex lest night 10
ssin . berth IN tire plsyosss.
Naval Staten dsgssssd Hs-i.
ti.lo. earlier thIs wesk behind
ne three Ne pitching 81 Ten
PoFteF 10 slneh their place IN
tire plsyegss.
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what makes the euiest pictureg
The most misunderstanding ad.
vertisemens? The most interesting
paradeg
Well. experts In the fields Of pho
Geography. publishing and advertis-
ing tell as that there Is nothing
that rates as high as a child and
a dog. And outdoor display people
say that = youngster and his pet
on q billboard viii attract more
attention than even the most scan.
tily clad bathing beauty.
Child stars and dog stars are
great drawing cards in the movies
in spite Of the limitations they
place on the scripts. And Who Is
there that doesn't know the famous
Butch" covers BY Albert Staehle
that used 10 appear on the Satur-
day Evening Post covers and now
reach an even greater number Of
people on the American Weekly
Little orphan Annie rose to fame
with her dog. and every gallery
has IFS quota Of child and dog
works Of art
For % years tremendous crowds
have gathered Cor the pet parades
put on In all parts Of the country
under the JOINT sponsorship Of the
producers II Psrd dog food and
local stores. Neighborhood young
sters spruce up their pets ana
come In droyes % Join the parade
and compete for prizes which are
given for such accomplishments as
being the smallest pct. the cutest
pet. the most unusual pet. or the
most eomieally dressed pet. And
adults come in droves 10 watch.
When the fabulous webb City,
the s. Petersburg. Pa. drug store
that sells everything from iewelry
10 real estate - put on q pet pa
rade. there we're i.soo entries and
thousands 81 spectators lined the
streets.
Why7 Because children and dogs
are an Irresistible eomhination.
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AND DODGERS MEET TWO
WEEKS FROM TOMORROW FOR TITLE
Early Ailments OF Football Players Are Only Minor

Ischool lnlirmary. He had bees laid
up with an insecsed foot.
Dlck Shalto. the Wildcats sopho-
more euarteFhaek. pleased Coach
Bear Bryant in a lengthy serim-
mage yesterday.
Georgia, which hailed the return
az regular halfback Charlie Madl-
son sunday. ehesred the smooth
performance yesterday Il iis only
other aillng front liner. guard
Bruce wimberly. The Quincy. va.
senior. now locks a. II he wlll b
able 10 so against Villahoya Sasur.
DAY.
Tennessee promoted Jim waite
to The No. I quarterback spot a. q
replacement Cor PAT Oleksiak. Who
broke his foot in Saturdays serlm.
mage.
Tech Coach Bobby nodd was
SIN kicking about the teams klck.
ing. but there were no kicks from
Art Gaepe at Vanderbilt. Guepe
said bis kiekeFs we're d0ing an
right and that he had no kiek
coming.
Red Drew told his Alabama
graders that they would have 10
take Friday nights opener against
Mississippi Southern more serious.
ny. Ne IL still burning over the
AT laeing his varsity took from
the reserves in a game length
scrimmawe Saturday.
I'd BskeT. Anburn's busting
center. proved he had mastered
all his defensive lessons with a
glitieFtng performance in q Tiger
serimmage.
AZ Mississippi State. defensive
halfback specialist Don Morris vas
promoted % the first team, sup.
planting zerk wilson. last years
offensive regular. Reserve tackle
Jim Barron also made the iimi
unit.
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YESTERDAYS REsULEs
Chirago ,. Rrsakiyn
Philndelphin 9, &l t4oais
tonlg games aeheduledl
roBAE's SCHEDULE
Fhilaaelphla 81 Chioaao
New Vera a Gineknnati
PMtnhaFah az Mliwankea
RFosklya a. .. Lsaia
YESTERDAYS BASEBALL REsULrs
w TIE Anaerintsa Press
GE0mcaA-NL0mEDA LEA0EE
E1AN0EE
ThamasVtiie = nrunsWtek .
tbsst foar e sespn ssEies ted 30
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION
rEANOgR
Nashvtlle q. Atlanta
INaahxilis wins best ~ ssven ssnss tsl
sOUTm ATLANTIC LEAGCE
RnaWOEE
Columhia =. JAeAMmnviiie
Cnest s0ur q aavsn sefies tied 1O
TEWAa LEAGUE
FhAxoFFs
Dallas q OAinhama Cts Z
gnemf 81 seven aemi-finAl maFtaa tied asb
Tulsa q. peri worth
CTzlsa vlns 80 q ssysa ssmi.ansl
ToDArN nAsKnAEI SCHEDULE
- TNa Asaae8ataa Press
INUEnNaTtONAG LRAGUm
FAAV0FN
MmilamHnwW a. MocnaMEaF
Ruf9aln a M@mfxaai
aOIImMmN ASSOCIATION
RLAWORN
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Boxing Results
MONDAYS FIGHTS
By TIE ASSOCIATED pRGsS

BROOKLYN - Wallace bud
Smith. lisa, Clncinasti. oagpoini.
ed Arthur Klng. I37is, Tor0nlo,
s.
SAGINAW. Mieh.-A Andrews.
Isl. Superior. Wis. deeiSloned
Chuck Davey. 1T. Lansing. Mich.
no.
NEW oRLEANS-Raiph Dupas,
IN, New Orleans. Outpoluted Mar
Gel Brisebois. rs. Montreal. g.
san ANTONIO. Tex. Al 1ur'
gems. i9a. San Antonio, scored .
rkO over SAataago Conxalss. ~,
Mexico, q
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lntared Southeastern Conference
fooshaners rvturnsd In swelling
numbers TO practice fields today,
adding strcngth 30 TIE long suspect.
ed action that those early ailments
are . great deal more minor than
first pictured.
Florida got the best news yester.
day IN the return cf TIE ailing
department. and the Gators ccle.
hrated case vas painfully genuine
TO It's highly regarded principal.
Rick Casares. Florida fullback
extraordinary, sas cleared By .
eorOaers jury of any responsibility
IA . fatal automobile accident two
weeks ago in which the Gator
stars woman companion was
killed. Fle reioined the team today
Casares, who suffered q broken
nose and a hand injury in the two.
car collision. yin make the trip %
Houston for the Florida opener
with Rice Saturday night. But his
doctor doubts that the big athlete
win be able 10 play,
lie may be In shape Cor the Sept.
1s meeting with Georgia Tech.
h0wever, and that one Is q los
bigger 10 most Florida people.
Louisiana State cot the services
OF halfbaek Charley Oakley. who
had been out for . week. Ne will
likely be ready Tor the opener
Saturday night with Texas. Al
Doggest. i7s-pound junior. appar.
entity has elinehed tie quarterback
post at ISu.
Halfhack Bobby S1la and center
Paul Rushing seem 30 be recover
ms from their ills al Tulane. But
halfhaek les Kennedy. tackle Earl
Burke and freshman quarterback
Don Ladner may miss the tuneup
opener against The Citadel. Each
has q broken thumb.
Bobby Childress. Misslssippi's
promising halfbaek. Is rapidly
losing the effects Of . pulled mus
Gle. lie romped well in yesterdays
drill. All the other Rebs are IN
good shape for the lldlifter Satur.
day against chattanooga's splii.T.
'Kentncky's MIR. Team" big
Steve Meillnger. vas held out 0f
rough work. The 220-pound senior
was released Sunday from the
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ny GAYLE TALboT

NEW YORK N-D0esnt the sec.
ond straight defeat Of Ezzard
Charles, this time By q light
heavyweight named Harold John
son, make Il palmer than ever that
the whale blooming world has
about run out Of BAG men who can
use their fiSts2
Who Is Rocky Marciano 10 fight
next, assuming that he conquers
Roland LaStarxa two weeks from
tonight al The Polo Groundsg There
simply Il not a challenger worthy
of the name. assuming that no one
wants 10 see Jersey Joe Waleott
come out of wcli-earned retire
ment. We have not heard a man.
ager, other than those Of iaStarxa
and Charles, claim seriously that
he has a man who might trim
Rocky.
II seems strange 10 recall now
that those who refused 10 accept
Joe Louis greatness when he vas
at his best liked 10 say that he
had nothing 10 fight except a lot
81 buns. MaFelanO. who wants 10
make much money IN a hurry. viii
be wishing shortly that there was
q Billy Conn or a Max Baer or a
Max SehmeIing or even q Tony
Calento around tnese days to help
him pack q few ball parks. as they
helped Joe.
Don't Bet anybody ever tell you.
BY the way. that Schmeling wasn't
. whole lot Of heavyweight. Or
that Jack Sharkey wasn't. Cor that
matter. when he felt like fighting
Either Of them could have sup
Piled the answer a. 10 the extent
Of Mareiano's greatness.
Doesn't the speed with which
Ted Williams. q CATER Of "a. got
himself back into shape and began
wanglng homers again prove once
and for ell time that the long
spring training trip Is strictly win.
dow dressing Although We do not
know ell the things the ballplayers'
new lawyer Is going 10 ask Of the
magnates, We do know that the
athletes grouse nightly about the
length Of the spring grind and the
fact that their salaries do not start
until the opening day Of the season.
The younger ones have told as
that they were In as good shape
IS they needed 10 be after a week
Of workouts.
No less impressive a authority
than one-ruund Leo DuroeheF said
once that he never had a better
conditioned club than the wartime
Brooklyn outfit he trained IN the
BIC fleldhouse ap az West Point
Nobody knows lust what happened
70 Le0's Giants this season, but
At a rough guess we would say
they lelt a l0t Of good baseball
cot West and through the South in
their long exhibltion series against
the Cleveland Indians.
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Beckman Tells Quarterback Club Of
Football Prospects For This Season
Fan Club Has
Kickoff Dinner
For Grid Team

Nearly ZOO local football
fans gathered last night al
RamOnins Restaurant to do
honor 10 the 1853 edition Of
NE Key West High School
grid squad and hear Coach
I'd Beckman outline the sltu-
alton ~ Il stands--just four
days from the opening Of the
season.
Beekman showed neither
rank pessimism nor was he
Jumping with Joy at the
prospect Of meeting up with
five Gold Coast Conference
Clubs In addition 20 such
teams a. Sc. Peter and Paul
and Jefferson Of Tampa.
'T'll tell you what kind Of
q team We have At the end
Of the season." Beckman
said simply.
Thls h TIE third year q foot
ban In many years IN KEY west
and the coach made Il clear
that ne Il depending On q
nucleus a seniors Who are starting
thelr shlrd season Of football. I'VE
have . good group a seniors. ~
en- depending On letting them BE-
lhe leaders" he said. ''But. we al.
80 have q pretty good backlog Of
undsrelasumen with which 70 build
Cor next year"
The squad includes - seniors, i0I
hfnlors ana EIGHT sophmores.
The Conehs wEll 50 Into actionl
Friday night against Sg. Anne's.
Beekman hemoaned the fact that
Ma staff has been unable 10 scout
lhls club since h VIII be the first
starr for beth teams. Prom ell re-
ports, Re said. 81. Anne's is some
what underFated. they are small
and risky, well coached and they
have . good Defense" he said.
TIE lwo.platoon system may be
q thing Of the past In college foot.
BAN, BIT neekman IL going 10 use
every man On bis squad. he pro.
missed. Plans can Tor five separate
npeelsllned teams Including an OF.
fenslve and defensive combinations,
kicknlE and receiving teams ~ well
"a q puniing team. Some hallplay-
era will double up. however.
I'VE want % use our talent %
advantage" ne said.
Beekman also outlined the three
year history Of football In Key
west - how Il started In 1851
when q group az fans cot together
and raised $500 20 outfit = team
which has compiled 3 fine record
10 date. He also told Of q projected
si1s:ooo athletic plant planned for
the Polnclana School. High School
authorizes have hopes that the field,
Cor al sports. win be IN use next
season.
Also introduced al last nlght'a
meeting By Quarterback Club pres
dent w. Curry Harris were Win
Jones. high school athletic director.
Harold Allen. line coach. Ray Blals.
w coach and hlgh school principal
DR.. Harold Campbell.
The entire hlgh school squad and
their friends we're guests at The
roast chicken dinner.
The affair marked the first of q
weekly series u dinners throughout
eha football season.
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MAJOR
LEAGUE
LEADERS

AMERICAN LEAeuH
BATTTNc-vernOn. Washington.
RuNS-Rosen. Cleveland. ioi.
RUNS BATTED TN-ROsen. Gle
veland. is.
HITS-Knenn. Detroit, re-.
DOUBLES - vernon. Washing
ton. q.
TRIPLEs-RIvera, Chicago. "a.
HOME RuNs-Rosen. Cleveland
%.
STOLEN BAsEs-MlnOso. Chi.
eago. a.
PETCHING-Lopst. New YOrk,
IS, So
sTRKEoUTs-Pisres. Chicago,
iTs.
NAYlonAL LRAeuH
BATTING - furille. Brooklyn.
SEE.
RUNs--Snlder. Brnoklyn. 1T.
RUNS BATTED N-campanel.
"a, Brooklyn. lse.
HITS So Ashharn. Philadelphia,
ieo.
DoUBLES-Musial. 81. Louis. a.
TRIPLES - Gillian, Brooklyn,
10.
HOME RUNS - Mathews. Nh
waukee, IS.
STOLEN BASES -- Brut0n, Nh,
waukee. IS.
PITCHING - Burdetie. MIlwau
ice, ia. .TTe.
STRfKE0UTS - Roberts. Phila
dslpAia. iTs.
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YESTERDAYS RESULTS
NNw Vera q, Cleveland 8
Chieawe ta. Hoasun
Washinaton g. uetruii I
t0nly games seheauisdl
T0naY'm SCHEDULE
Cswveinnd at New Vera
ChtcaEn ~ nc4ian
tOnss games aehaduladi
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PONTIAC '51-S15O DOWN
Chieftain de luxe "6" 2-dr., r. and
h.; Hydra: II. 900 mi; like a new
one $1,295. Bank rate financing.
ALDER OLDS. INC.
1920 Ga. Ave. NV, TU. 2-5155
Evening star., 1953-12-08
TRUCKS FOR SALE tcont.)

WnLYS JEEP 1949 4-wheel drive
with towing crane; well balanced,
perfect condition: low price. ESQ
STATION, 6403 Blair rd. NV.
FORD 'b1 F6, dump truck: has ga
yd. body. Here's a truck ready for
hard and dependable service; 81 .o95.
PARKWAY FORD. 3051 M st. nv
AID. 2-01S5. Open 8 to 8; Sat. till q.
FORD 81 F6 Tamden truckstill, aux.
trans: has an S-yard body; pract.
new Sx25 tires. Here's a truck for
the heavy hauler; everything IN
Al cond.; yours for S3,2S8. PARK
2-O1S5. Open 9 to 9: Sat. till o.
FORD so, F6, fiat bed truck; good
motor and tires; an excel. all-round
farm truck, priced at S675. PARK
WAY FORD. 3051 NJ st. NV. AID.
2-01s5. Open 8 to 8. Sat. till q.
FORD 81, panel; a clean. well-kept
truck, one that you will oe proud to
FORD, 3051 M st. NV, AID. 2-01 So.
Open 9 to 9; Sat: till q. -13
INTERNATIONAL AZ. panel; r. and
only S295. PARKWAY FORD, 305l
NJ St. NV, AID. 2-01s5. Open 8 to
FORD 6"'i is5a si VS. Courier tsedan de-
livery) 1900 miles; maroon,
spotlight, heater, buddy seats. orig.
cost S2.005; for quick sale, 81 ;450
ia S-4S65. 10
DODGE 80 ia-ton panel, excellent
cond., exceptionally clean. Priced
right at only S7S5. KENYON
PECK (Chevrolet). 1910 Fort Myer
dr., Arl., Va. ia. $4,000; open till
INTERNATiONAL 81 a4-ton pickup;
a bargain in good transportation.
See it today at S695; KENYON
Arl.. Va. ia. 2-9O05. Open til
FORD 81 FL la-ton pickup de luxe
ten guarantee. TRIANGLE MO
TORS, 3O10 R. I. ave. ne. DE.
FORD '51 FL 1a-ton panel; one
owner: excellent condition through;
out; written guarantee. TRlANGL1iE
MOTORS. 3010 r. l. ave. ne. DE.
2-6300.