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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-17
Rice Favored Over Florida
By Associated Press Scribe
Nebraska Il Picked
To Defeat Oregon
In Big Came SAT.

NEW YORK R-Already II a
evident that picking football yin.
ners IL IS difficult under one.pla.
coon football IS under the two.pla.
toon system. The only difference
Is that the spectators VIII he as.
sured Of seeing players--nos spe-
cialisss.
Here are the seasons first win.
ners:
Nebraska over Oregon: Satur.
days ~ masterpiece. Nebraska
has forsaken the 7 for the slngle
wing and Oregon has ~ returning
veterans but the Huskers' Johnny
Bordogna should be the difference
California over Baylcr. A close
one but Il is being played IN Cali
fornia.
Southern California over Wash.
ingtOn State: TIE Southern Cal
line averages 307 pounds. Jim
Decker Ia a great sophomore half.
back prospect.
Kentucky over Texas A a NJ.
Georgia Tech ever Davidson:
Tech has gone through - Games
without losing and the engineers
should make II n here.
Maryland over Missouri: Coach
Jim Tatnm admits. publicly, he has
a good team.
Duke over South Carollna: The
nod g0es 20 the team with worth
"a Million) LutE and Ed Meadows.
Vlllanova over Georgia. Texas
Christian over Kansas.
Wake Forest over william a
Mary.
Alabama over MlsAlsslppl South
ern: A Friday night affair.
UCLA over Oregon State: Il also
wiz be played Friday night.
A few others:
Oklahoma A q N over Hardin
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-17
81 HUGH FuLLaRToN De.


OKLAHOMA CITY 0-The com.
mon people took over the National
Amateur Golf Championship today
az the plush Oklahoma City Golf
and Country Club.
The former Championship one
excepslon--the Walker cup stars
and the rich mems sons joined
lhe galleries as The field was re.
dneed 10 ie players for the second
"douhle death" round that win
bring the tournament down 10 the
seminal stage tonight.
Those still competing included:
Two public links players-lhe
ehampi0n and runner.up.
Three college boys.
A Coast Guardsman and q Navy
airman whose main duty Is direct.
ling recreation.
A steel plant worker.
A covcy az statesmen.
/ AtiA 81 @it&t1AR w. ~ tfoAttttAA VIZ
doesn't have 60 worry about the
shortage 81 votes.
The bracket AZ is wasn't entirely
devoid Of name players or golfers
financially able 10 hold up their
end In the country club set. Bot
Ia definitely was = tournament fos
the working men AZ this stage.
Among the survivors were 1850
champi0n Sam urxetsa Of Roehest'
Ter. n. ": three ether members 81
Isha 1853 U. S. Walker Cup Team:
John L. Morgan. the most success
lful Of the British walker cuppersi
land the Western Open Champion
Dale Mercy Of Indianapolis.
In addition 10 urxelsa are Walker
CIppers Bin Campbell. the former
West Virginia legislator: Gene III
leler. San Diego. Calf. Navy sta
ltion. and Jim Jackson Of 81. Louis
These four survived the third day
Iof tha tournamens which saw de-
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-17
Kentucky MAY
Quit SECircIe

BIRMINGHAM. Ala. u BIr.
mingham Post-Herald Sports Ed.
itoF Naylor Stone quotes q 're-
liable informant" a. predicting
Kentucky win leave the Soatheasl.
ern Conference and JOIN the new
Atlantic Coast Conference.
Kentucky vas described as feel.
ing III has been prosecuted BY
the Southeastern"
For weeks Il has been whis.
pered that Kentucky would with
draw from the SEC" Stone said in
this mornings edition Of the Post.
Herald.
Ills story followed . statement
BY J. T. Penney. president % the
new conference, that three colleges
including an SEC school had asked
10 Join Il.
The University Of South Carolina
faculty member made the state.
ment 20 q civic club.
A quick denial came from Bernie
Shlvely, Kentucky"s athletic dlrec.
Tor. There's nothing 10 H." he
told the Associated Press when
asked about stones story.
The Post.EIerald editor said his
informant listed two reasons WIS
Kentucky wants out Of the SEC.
zone IL that Kentucky feels 4
has been persecutsd BY tk3 South.
eastern Conference. and the otheg
Is because the sckool Is better
suited geographically for member
ship in the new organization"
''if Kentucky deserts the SEC
immediately, II VIII so through
with is Iass-A Sports schedule
Stone added later when asked
about the statement that Kentucky
felt perseculed:
my informant said Kentucky
felt Il vas persecuted when Donald
son. q guard. vas kicked off ths
football team and the school was
fined si.ooo for allegedly givina
him more assistance than the SIC
code permits. And this came aftel
The wildcat basketball team was
suspended from SEC play Cor q
year"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-17
Amateur COlfing Stars Bow
To LesSer-KnOwn Golf Players

tending champion Jack westland,
ex-ehampions Charley Coe, Ted
Bishop and former British ANA
teur ehampion Harvie Ward,
knocked out of the running.
The duel between Coe and
Ward was the big event yesterday
and when Coe lost on The fifth ex.
ira hole. after q memorable come
back from . thrte-d0wn deficit
with five 10 SO. the prospects for
diversified galleries during the rest
of che tournament began 90 fade.
When the winner. Ward. lost out
90 Bobby Kuntz from Larchmont.
N. Y. the last of the glam0r boys
disappeared.
Emerging as the most notable
figures Litter and Arnold Palmer.
q Cleveland Coast Guardsman.
Lissler, one Of the pre.tournament
iavoFiles came 10 the hard part oi
bis quarter today. In the fifth
round he ran up against Morgan,
the only Briton 10 win both hts
walker cup matches and . steady,
impressive winner here.
Palmer survived his only bad
round Of the tournament 20 elm.
mate Congressman Wexlland In the
third rOund. l-up. then went on "a
Ia and I victory over Walker
Cupper Ken Ventura.
The ether surviving students are
Don Nichols Of oklahoma A 4 N
and Bruce Cudd. a 2o.year-old jun
li0r al Portland University.
The public LINKS players are Ted
Richards. IT.. Of Los Angeles. and
Irving Cooper. whom Richards beal
in the FINAL. Angelo Santilli. who
takes on ex.ehampion urzetta. Il
from East Greenwich, r. I. Two
81 the others. Raymond Palmer
Of Crosse he. Mich. and Arnold
Blum Of Macon. Ca, are business
men.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-17
C0NCH CRDDERS RUN HOT AND COLD IN
DRILL SESSION TO PREPARE FOR OPENER

Coach I'd Beckman. after putting
hls Key West High School football
team through an extended workout
Last night On the wieksrs Field
greensward. said that he has NJ
idea Of hOw bis starting lineup I'll
shape Up Cor Friday nlght's opener
against 81. Anne'A
The graders ran bot and Geld
last night in the extended drill.
Beckman had them working %
straight power footban with 9
sprlnkling a passes tossed In.
The Key West pssainm attack
prsmpasd ere observer lest night
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lest years ses psss snsssss snd
susssse shsf Ne eems sswfh. Tie
cenchs ds ret have . first. rats
sass receiver ard vsFmssts i
attending sehesl N Ire nsrsh.
Last night. ends John carbonell
and halfbaek Don Crux snaRged .
few aerials tossed By Joe Plneda
and Rec Stlekney. but competitions
were few and far between.
Beckmans problem In this de-
paFtment has been complicated b.
jim Solomon's injury. IS vel.
The various members Of the
conehs squad are putting up q
spirited fight for starting assign.
ments.
Beckman has achieved al Least
. partial solution 10 the guard pro.
hlem By moving Julio Henriqusa
over 10 the right guard spot from
: tackle position. The a0s-pound be
hemoth has shown enough speed q
handle the running guard assign
mens but he Ia being given a tougl
fight by Ronnie Pinder. Both ar
letlermen.
Today's scheduled drill session
viii be interrupted when the grid
ders draw game uniforms and poss
for photographers.
Athletic Director Win Jones hal
announced q number Of improve
ments 10 the football plant thil
year including the addition Of tws
new gates at the ballpark. The,
are situated On 18th and lalh street
An overflow crowd Is expected foI
tomorrow nights opener. A nev
public address system has ais
been added IS well as . new score
board.
Jones said that there are still !
few season tickets available. The,
may be purchased al paal SheF'i
Jewelry's Store and 1t the higl
school.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-17
FRuH DELIVERY

COLUMBIA. Conn. R -- IN elee.
trical and appliance firm. adver.
Using . big sale. offered free or.
chids 80 3 eome-on 10 women Gus.
toners. II rained 50 hard. however.
that few customers came. The
company assigned . salesman "a
deliver the orchids. flown from
Hawaii. 20 the homes Of some 81
The more likely prospects.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-17

BLED. Yugoslavia - rs the
diplomats =. and not the fish -
who are on the hook nov In this
summer resort center for foreign
ENJOYS In Yagoslayia.
Beds lakes are teeming with
trout. In years past. The authori.
ties looked the other way when the
diplomats In residence here went
fishing without Q license. This
year, however, they must shell OUT
500 dlnars gsl.esI per person per
day Cor fishing privileges. And
there's . covey Of wardens to en-.
force the Law.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-17

simmons. Utah State over Wichita.
Kansas State over Drake, Tulsa
over Cincinnati. rice over Florida.
Utah ever Arizona. Stanford over
College of Pacific. Colorado over
Washington. Ciemson ever Presby.
terrain. Iowa state over South Da-
kola, Mississippi ever Chattanoo.
ca, Mississippi state over Mem
phis State. Tulane over The Cita-
del. Wyoming ever New Mexico
A a ~.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-17

GRENoBLE. France w- Two
Freneh cave explorers found tons
q arms and munitions hidden In
an alpine chasm. Residents of the
area said the arms were hidden
By French resistance fighters dur
ma TIE Nan occupauon Of World
War a.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-17
Sports Roundup
BY eAVLE TALBOT

NEW YORK Where win be
little personal aninosity between
Rocky Marciano and Roland La
Slarxa when they meet in the Polo
Grounds ring q week from tonight.
The champion and the challenger
seem 10 admire each other. az least
In q limited sense, and neither has
yet been talked INTO calling his
rival q nogoodnik.
With their respective managers,
however. ms different. Jimmy De.
Angelo. who cuts LaStaFxa's purses
such as they have been has q deep.
seated and chronic hatred for Al
Well, MarcianO's oue-man brain
trust, Al. long the most powerful
man In boxing. Exhibits a cheerful
contempt Cor DeAngelo and says
that bis boy Is lucky to be getting
. title shot AZ all.
This Is just in case you suspect
there's Q press agent In the wood.
pile. and that the current wrangle
between the two pilots about . re-
turn bout In the event LaStarxa
lifts Rocky's title was dreamed up.
II wasn't. The only thing about II
that puExies insiders IL that De.
Angelo popped off before the fight
instead of afterward.
What happened was that la.
Starza's manager. calling AZ the
Garden 10 pick up some tickets,
was asked BY Harry Markson Of
the IBC when he might be ready
10 give Mareiano a return In the
event his boy wins. DeAngelo be.
came heated. accused the IBC's
managing director Of fronting Tor
Well. and spoke 70 the effect that
"afler We win Il ven make them
sweat . while"
A couple Of boxing writer's
walked in on the row by the puresl
chance. and they helped Markson
convince DeAngelo that be should
remember his hum ticker and sim.
mer down. They then GOT In touch
with Well az Roeky's training
camp, and that ~ Why Al intends
to 90 before the Athletic commits
sion az Syracuse tomorrow and try
10 force LaStarza 10 post half his
purse rs q guarantee against civ
ING Rocky the run-around.
Chances are that Weill win moi
succeed. because the commission
believes itself perfectly capable 81
forcing LaStarxa into q return %
within six months In the event he
Is the new champion.
DeAnaelo and, 10 . slightly lesser
degree. LaStarza. hate Weill pri
marty because they feel he Is d.
rectly responsible for having kept
them poor for over three and one
bali years.
DeAnk<to claims mat wen, 81
matchmaker for the IBc and un
dercover manager Of Marciano
froxe his boy out after he had lost
. split and hotly.disputed decision
% Rocky az the Garden In TIE
spring Of 1880. To Wells claim
that he. as matchmaker. offerec
LaStarxa matches with other con
tenders and was turned down. De
Angelo replies grimly: yea, anS
what matchesl"
Angelo replies grimly: yea, ans
wiling 10 starve until they 60
Rocky N the ring again. and the,
blame near did. They find no com
fort now In Wells contention tia
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-17

PARIS R-FrencA postal work.
ers struck sporadically in Paris
and Lyons yesterday % show re.
sentiment over government plans %
investigate workers who defied
back.to-work orders during the BIZ
August strikes
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-17

"lt's all In the business" They
are angrier than ever that Al
squeezed their share Of the CON-
ing Purse down 10 iTis percent
when the challenger by custom gets
20. The difference might have gona
q long way toward making them
solvent.
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Defeats Harry
Knight For End
SIrGight TOga

Merton Harris has won the
Key West Golf Club cham
waonshlp for the second
Straight year by virtue Of q
victory over Harry knight.
g.. Harris and knight tan
sled In . classic battle over
ne Stock Island links before
harris could gain the title.
Knight IA also q former
club champion. having won
he title on three occasions.
Harris won the champion
ship with q hot 20 round In
which his putting was flaw.
less and his drives were
booming out over the fair
ways.
Il was The latest In . long
list Of golfing honors for the
champion. He placed sixth In
Che Florida Open tourney
earlier this year.
He viii be presented with
the club trophy shortly.
Frank Wayne was the
winner Of the second flight
In the club championship
tournament when he defeat
"a Bill Plowman. 2-i. Second
flight honors were taken By
George Carey who downed
ny Altman By the same
score.
Gleason Snow defeated
Sam SHERMAN for the third
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Baseball Results

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Evening star., 1953-11-24
Hollywood Diary He;seZz oTss ssfo,t ze%t9s sfa Act
By SheiIoh Grohum

DR.. AL Meitus. Wally Sewell
brought ZSa Zsa. Glamor
boys Gary Merrill and George
Montgomery staged it, by the
way. And Don Taylor, who
recently separated from his wife,
paired with Bette Clarke. .
Rockefeller rushed back to Little
Rock, Ark, next morning. He
looked as If he had everything
except marriage on his mind.
The adoption agencies do
things thoroughly. The blood Of
Roy Rogers was actually matched
with the Indian baby he adopted.
So that it would be from the
same tribe. And this is the first
time I realized that Roy is part
Indian.
Zsa zsa Gabor, who will for
give George Sanders everything
except taking their butler with
him, made her dog wait a block
away when she went into store
to buy the pooch sweater.
When the salesman wanted to
bring the dog in for size, Zsa zsa
protested: mo, I want this to
be a big surprise to him" How
can a girl be so beautiful and
such q poor actress!
Vic Mature says that the
SmarteSt thing he ever did was
to let Daryl Zanuck talk him
into accepting the smaller part
of the slave in "The Robe 1t
took q lot of persuasion, but now
Vic-from all the fan mail he
gets-feels like he had star bill
ing.
Slowest picture production in
town is Judy Garland's ''Star Is
Born" And it will be the most
expenSive-JameS Mason alone
is repeatedly receiving $50, 900.
But. if Judy is as good as War
neriteS say, the brothers have
nothing to worry about.
Not only does Andrea King
Evening star., 1953-11-24
HOLLYWOOD.

Judy Holiday and Peter Law
ford have severed diplomatic,
personal and working relations.
In other words, the Las Vegas
night-club act is out. And
Pete's reason for going East is
the Milton Berle show.
In typical Crawford style, Joan
signed every autograph book at
her glamor "Torch Song" pre-
miere. When Metro signed
her % years ago, her pay was
$65 a week. Ten yeaors ago,
they said she was through. After
the premiere the other night,
Joan, escorted by Nick Ray,
tossed a little party at Roman
offs.
Gene Nelson off to New York
to see NBC-TV about a show of
his own.
Producer Edmund Granger
has gone East to show RKO
officials the final print Of "The
French Line" If the picture is
premiered on the S. s. Liberte,
Howard Hughes will ask Jane
Russell to fly to New York to
attend. Jane tells me the
first thing she'll do when she
has her own picture company
is get a director as good as
Howard Hawks.
\ X \ X
Rosemary Clooney is under the
weather again-bad back. But
she hopes to make it to the plane
at the end of this week to join
Jose Ferrer in New oYrk.
All the glamor gals wanted to
have their picture taken with
Winthrop Rockefeller at the
party tossed by his ceramics
partner, Sascha Brastoff. Arm
in-arming with the rich, likable
guy were Mitzi Gaynor, Ginny
SimmS, Marie Windsor, Jane
Withers, Ann Miller and ZSa
Zsa Gabor. AIMS escort was
Evening star., 1953-11-24
Donohue to Join Board
OfAtIuntic Union Grouu

j. Joseph Donohue. former
District Commissioner. has been
elected to the board of governors
Of the Atlantic Union Commit
tee.
Mr.. Donohue, now in private
law practice mere, was chosen to
membership on the board dur
ing the groups third annual
congress, held last week in Phila-
delphia.
Two other Washington men
were reelected to the board of
governors. They are Clarence
Streit and Livingston Hartley.
Evening star., 1953-11-24
News Of Music
By Doy Thorpe

The Asrieulture symphony orehes-
ira. Or. Frederick Fan, conductor.
the Department Of .Agficulture Audi
sS5iHm SSnerals dR.eiqS;, s,,t. achss v bsS
Opus 2S Repjamin Hitter. vioiin)'
Saint GAens; Overture Leonore No. 5,
Opus 7e. Beethoven: Antar,. SYM
phontc Suite. Rtfnsky- K0rsAkoff,
The Agricultural Symphony
Orchestra, an organization Of
about Is players drawn from the
ranks Of the Agriculture Depart-
ment. maintained a high anna
teur standard In its first concert
Of the season. The program Of
engaging novelty was high
lighted by q suite Of Hungarian
dances by Jano Takacs, q friend
Of DR.. Fail. and the seldom
heard "Antar" symphony Of
Rimsky-KorSakoh.
A good string tone is the prime
requirement Of any orchestra,
and when one considers that
crop control and the boil weevil
must cut uncomf fortably into re-
hearsal time. this group has very
good string tone, indeed.
Evening star., 1953-11-24
High Standards Confirmed
BY Agriculture Orchestra

Hannah Mcdaniel, piano, ana Mary
Alice Bennett. contHalto.
This recital was presented by
the Composers Club in celebra-
ton Of Thanksgiving Day. Two
piano pieces by Mary Howe
showed the competence and for
NAL skill Washingtonians nave
learned to expect Of this COM
poser. and the Graves cantata,
sung by Miss Bennett, was as
charming as it was unpretentious.
Evening star., 1953-11-24

collect $4,000 a week for every
week she is in Acapulco making
Strange Love" but the'company
is paying the expenses for her
mother to fly from New York to
stay with Andrea. Her co-star,
by the way. is Peter Adams, q
newcomer.
Pamela Mason sold two OF
her houses here. but this doesn't
mean the Masons are thinking
OF pulling UP stakes. For two
people who hated Hollywood so
much before they came to the
movie capital. They've certainly
made up for it-they adore the
place now.
Kathryn Grayson is packing
up the family and heading to
Florida. where she will stay until
she regains her health. While
there, Katy will attend the
premiere of "Kiss Me Kate. /"
That's one way to get your ex-
penses paid.
June Allyson makes her TV
debut on the Martin and Lewis
telethon for Muscular Dystrophy,
Thanksgiving eve.i She'll do a
Skit with Dick Powell. :. And
Jane Wyman makes her tele-
vision plunge on the same show.
But she won't sing. She's saw
ing that for her own TV show
When, as and if. But
Janet Leigh. who is such a close
friend of Jerry Lewis'S, couldn't
get Metros permission to per-
form. So she and hubby Tony
will sit out the telethon. The
idea was to have Tony saw
Janet in half.
And, while on the subject Of
Martin and Lewis-their next
independent picture may be shot
in Africa. It's a satire on the
current big-game epicS and they
title it: Don't Bring EN- Back
At All"
Released by NANA.)
Evening star., 1953-11-24
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Evening star., 1953-11-24
Films of More Thon Routine Merit

"THE ACTREss"-Wh y top-nOtch comedy performance by
Tracy.
"CALL ME MADAM-EtheI Norman in fine Aim version Of
stage hit.
LAUGHTER IN PARADISE"-SuperiOr British comedy with
AIStair Sim.
LAVENDER HILL MOB"-COmedy with the usual Alec
Guinness fnesSe.
"MAN ON TIGHTROPE"-Excitinx escape from behind the
iron curtain.
"THE MOON is BLUE"-Captvatinx version the
stage play.
fOUIN ROUGE"-COlOrful recall Of Toulouse and
his times
~THE SEA AROUND Us-Award documentary about
life in the deep.
Evening star., 1953-11-24

(Released by NANA.)
Evening star., 1953-11-24
Concert Presented
By Composers' Club

Concert of the. washington Com
Piano pieces by. La Sale spier. r.
Deane Shure. Alba Rosa Victor and
Mary Howe. Sketch for two pianos BY
Dorothy r. Emery. Vocal pieces By
Mr.. Shure and William Graves. Artists:
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-03-25

July l when the new fiscal year
begins and state agencies staEa
operating on new appropriations.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-03-25
NEW GOVT DEPARTMENT
MAY BE FORMED SOON

Health Week, May 80. My
orchid Of the week TO Nina Haw-
kins, Editor Of the ST. Augustine
Record for her kind editorial a
bout me and the Florida delega-
ton. -. st. Petersburg Band
is coming TO Washington for
Cherry Blossom Festival.
have put in bid to the Capitol
Architect for q flag which has
flown over the Capitol; when my
turn comes on the flag list / arm
turning il over to the American
Legion hospital for crippled chill
dren at St. Petersburg. help
ed straighten out some visa diff
ficuitieS recently for Cypress
Gardens actor. Alfredo Mendoza.
who among other things was q
double" for Esther Williams in
the picture she made there re-
Gently.