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$500
Euclid Colonial

Holy Cross; 5-Yeur brick, just re-
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BY owner, 2 family 5-5-3, lower suite
modernized, carpeting. tile bath and
kitchen, reduced In price for quick
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house district viii viii pay sCV0 for r0Gii itself.
Nottingham I'd. south of st. Clair,
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Immaculate 6-room single: large
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PINE Ridge Country Club section, new
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North Of Blvd.

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modern kitchen with Formico dou-
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dining room or possible 3rd bed
1oom. tile bath: new gas furnace.
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Alp Picks All-SOutheasterI
Team; Must Now Make Good

tabled a. tire swo best gsras N
the conference. End posts sxnt a.
John Carson q Georgia az Mach
Franklin Of Tennessee.
The line. which averaes no
pounds per man. Is mad up AZ
players who we're delensse xnp.
eialisiS last year under b. two.
platoon system. with the exception
Of Carson. The Georgia en- shaved
only on offense and was me ton
pass catcher in the conference
AN the backs we're ffensiye
stars last year.
Voted second team hekfield
herths we're Georgia's e. Rart.
kowski. Tulane's Max Niece. MIS-.
sissippi's Allen Muirhead "a Flor.
ida's Casares.
The line posts wens 10 ads Joe
Tuminello of ISU and SalHenms.
ley Of Tech. Tackles Bol Fisher
of Tennessee and Jim nlrron az
Mississippi State. guarls Paul
Miller Of I4Su and Frankla Brooks
Of Tech and center Rain CARR.
gan Of Alabama.
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urSt place Votes and = total {
lbs Georgia Tech. runner.up {
lhe Spartans last year. Was place
81 TIE top ~ the same nunhcr 4
voters and flnlshed a close thirI
with LIS
UClA followed VITA Il first ed
iirSt place votes and . total 4
> total az LES Tor q positissn c.
places nigAer than in the 1874 flna
poll Aabama rose from ninth 1
MN with SO points. Then ear
Oklahoma, fourth last year, wla
California with l6S, Maryland II
es2. Ohio state with esa. Southerl
and Duke vita s. Alabama Il
eeised n first place votes, okll
bona and Ohio state : each, Mar
land I and Duke 4.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-14

ATLANTA ~ - Eleven football
stalwaFts. picked By sports writers
az tops In the Southeastern Con
iersnee. noN must live up 30 their
advance billing 10 snag q perma.
nent all-Sec rating.
Although they have proved them.
selves capable q gridirun great
ness IN the past two seasons. their
performances this year are what
counts now.
Sports writers selected this tai
enied baekfield for the Associated
Press preseason all-SEc team:
Jackie Parker al Mississippi State,
Leon Hardeman II Georgia Tech.
Corky Tharp Of Alabama and Steve
Meiiinger Of Kentucky.
But there are a lot Of other fine
backs In the conference and some
of them may turn in such superb
Jobs that they win shove their way
into The all.stsr calculations.
Rick Casares. Florida's spectaeu-
lar fullhack. Is . case in point.
In preseason halloting. he missed
The first team by only q few poimts.
Casares was banged up in an auto
crash two weeks Igo and his effee.
uveneSs TINS season Still Is doubt.
ful.
Several sports writer's said they
would have voted for Casarcs had
ne not been In the wreck. So n
the big fullback mends rapidly and
proves he 10 as dangerous IN ever,
he could earn an aIl-star spot.
Georgia Tech. the defending SEC
champion, placed three men on the
preseason team: Harieman. cen
ter Larry Morris and tackle Bob
sherman. Alabama. picked By the
coaches 10 unSeat Tech this year,
placed two: Tharp and tackle Ed
Culpepper.
Floridas Joe D'Agostlno and
Mississippi's Crawford Minis were
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champion At New York state an
the metropolitan area.
The s2.t eco be woa b ahootlE'
-. nine strokes lower than Moul
Peasants par, was nearly hal
his earnings eli the rest a. al
year.
Trailing him were Doug Forl
the years second leading mons
winner of Harrison. N. ~. Charll
hassler At Catonsvllle, Nd, an
Chandler Harper % Portsmout'
Va. Ford has won two l0aFnamen.
and amassed S23.eia While Harpa
Is fourth with sl9. ss7.
The titles have been widely al
trlbuied among a golfers il
Journeys. Hogan and Mangrul
shared the most. four. and DutA
Harrison was the only three .timl
winner. Ford ives one IL SIX
score doubles.
Besides Mayer. Tony Holgul|
Earl Stewart Jr.. Jerry Barbe
Walter hufkemo. shelley MayllelI
Art Wall Jr.. and Bob Toskl
he the Jackpot Cor the first sin'
this freefor.all season.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-14
MAJOR
LEAGUE
LEADERS
By rHa ASSOCIATED PASS

nr rNN ASSoGtAIeO PNgS9
NATIONAL LEAGUE
BATTING - FurillO. Brooklyn.
.saa.
RUNS-snlder. Brooklyn, III.
RUNS BATTED N-Campanel.
Ia. Brooklyn. 10.
HITS - Ashburn. Philadelphia,
Iss.
DoUBLES-Musial. 81. Louis. ~.
TRIPLES-Gilliam, Brooklyn. IS.
HOME RUNS - Mathews, Nil.
waukee, As.
STOLEN BASES-BrutOn. MI.
waukee. Is.
PITCHING - Burdette. Mlwau.
kee. ia. us.
STRIKEOUTS 90 Roberts, Phila-
deIphla. iTs.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
BATTING-vernon. Washington,
.357.
RUNs-Yost. Washington, 100.
RUNS BATTED IN - Rosen,
Cleveland. Us.
HTTS-Knenn, Detroit. lss.
DOUBLES-VeFnon, Washington,
a..
TRIPLES-Rivera, Chicago. t.
HOME RUNS-Rosen. Cleveland.
90.
STOLEN BASES--Minoso, Chi.
cago, n.
PTTCHTNc-LOpat. New York.
1S-3, so.
STRIKEOUTS-Pieree, Chicago,
ia.
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NOire Dame Chosen As Top So Team

NEW YORK R-Nosre Dame yin
corapleie rs elmo back b ne top
Il the national COLLEGIATE football
rankings this year In the oplnioa a
The III spurtxwFiiers ard bread.
casters participating In the ASsoci.
ated Press annual pre- season POI.
The Irish. who reached the third
ung Of the STANDINGS In the final
pon Of 1854 after being shut out
the two previous seasons. were
voted BY q vide margln as the
team most likely 10 succeed. They
received "a first place votes and q
total o. les on TIE basis Of 10 for
first, nine for second and etc.
Michigan State. 1881 champion.
dropped back 20 second with "a
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-14
Kew West Tar Has Future In
Pro Baseball, Paul Rust Says

Two years ago. Max p. Kosowiez
of rs Clark S.. Wlllimnxett, Mass,
was catching baseball Cor Giuseppe
Hlgh Schooi. Today he's catcher
MANAGER of the q. s. Naval sta.
tioa hssehallers here and leading
me team 10 its first championship
since 1851.
we've SOC the Naval Base sum.
mer League Championship sewed
up." says Max.
"Jwsa era sesm can seveh ~.
ghai's Ire uss ellmsrs. ard Trey
have 10 wln their Femslnins I've
games - cain . tis."
Little Max knows his baseball
and most Of the fans here are will
ing 10 &c along with bis predictions
Max Got his baseball start 81
xhic0pee High under coach Henry
Ouletse, iormer Holy Cross athletic
great.
In 1850. bis senior year Al Chico
pee. Max eaptained the high school
nine and batled $50.
After high school he caught Q
season with the woodlawn Athletic
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singled home by Ray Williams for
the winning run IN The ilth inning.
Frank Smith was the big gum In
The Lions attack. lie singled in
the first and scored on a single
By Jesse Levan. After The Saints
had Jumped out IN front on Cher
man Plxarr0s gwO-run homer In
the fourth. Smith doubled aud
scored ca q single b. George Web.
meyer 10 tie the score a 20 in the
seventh.
In the eighth. Smith doubled
with the bases loaded 10 give the
Lions . 80 lead. bat the Saints
tied The count IN the ninth on q
swo-run double BY Pete Stroud.
Both teams scored In the tenth,
Fort Lauderdale on a double. q
sacrifice and a fielder's choice,
and The Saints % q double, a sin
sic and . ily.
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Dick Mayer Wins Eastern Tourney

BALTIMORE R-The aide open
aspect Of professional golf when
sueh veteran stars a. Ben Hogan.
Lloyd Mangram and Sam Slead
pick their spots was emphasized
yesterday With TIE close Of ne
summer tourney circuit.
Dick Mayer. BY taking TIE Fast.
ern Open b. . comfortable four
strokes. became Tire eighth golfer
this year 10 via Cor the first time
ia pro competition.
The 2s-year-old native of Con.
nectlcut has been trying for three
years after being an amateur
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Club, South Hadley. Mass. . semi
pro team In bite Pioneer Valley
League.
IN September 1851. ire Navy
called 71.yesV-eld Msx trem IRE
Naval orgsniEsd Surface oivi.
siom 10 In Springfield, Mass, 10
active duty Of ths Recruit Train
Inc Command. esiabrldss. Nd.
Max was at Balnhridge for three
months. then sent 10 Key West
where he was assigned 10 the Spe.
cial Services Department on the
Naval station.
In Key West. Max resumed play
Ing baseball in the Navy Winter
League. lie caught for the Naval
Station club. helping them notch
fourth place In the final standings.
When the Nays Summer Base
bah League got underway In une.
young Max took the helm Of the
Naval Station nine IS player-mana.
ser.
Under his guidance. MS perfect
fielding record, and his .33s batting
average. the team has gained first
place In the six.team league and
what looks like the Naval Base
crown.
Max's biggest baseball thrill IN
Key West came when he was Sc
lected q member Of the Naval Base
xll-star club opposing Pepper Mar
tins n. Lauderdale Lions, cham
pions Of the Florida international
League.
The Lions handed the Sailor An
stars q sound beatig in both games
Of the tw0game series. but Paul
Rus, owncr Of the Lions, was In.
terested enough In Kotowiez 10 ask
him 10 look him up" when he
gets out Of the Navy in 1854.
Little Max, he's only s. q" and
$50 lbs. stili has no definite plans
for the future. but says he's giving
. baseball career plenty Of eonsid-
Grafton.
Ills wife. the former Barbara
Polvcrini, Of 2 Baltic Ave, Adm.
vile. Mass, leaves the Koaowiex
future entirely up 30 Max.
He makes the decisions" she
says, But I've . feeling that a
catchcrs init and . Louisvill slug
ser win dictate where we live and
what we do" my Max Is base.
ball crazy"
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Sports WritersTo
View Hurricanes

MIAMI A--coaeh Andy Gussaf.
son viii put his 1858 University Of
Miami football team on display
for Florida sports writes tonight
IN the annual preseason ambition
40 the Orange Bowl.
The opposition win be the Opa.
Loeka Marines Of Miami bust an
average service team.
Al a bargain price Of q for any
seat In the stadium. some 20 .oco
fans are expected 10 turn out lor
the preview Of the Hurricanes.
along with members Of re Florida
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-14

TAMPA H-coaeh Marcelino
Hecrta began pointing his Unlver.
siiy Of Tampa football team today
for the season opener against Troy
tMaJ state Friday night. The
came will Be played 81 Columbus.
Ca.
Huerta was cheered hy TIE al.
dltion Of q veteran fiankman IA
his squad ever the weekend
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Sports Writers Assn. here Cor their
annual meeting.
Guxtafson promised nothing ex.
cept that I'VE have q team that
viii fight" lie plans 10 suit up N
Freshmen. IS sophomores. ~ ban.
iors and nine seniors for the game
Only three seniors win start Cor
Mlami-tacklex Dan Tnssotti and
Gene Bueeila and guard Ted La.
has.
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Fort Lauderdale
Expected To Win

FORT r.AUDERDALE N The
Fort Lauderdale lions need only
enc victory over S. Petersburg
here tonight 10 win the Florida
International League post-season
playun championship.
The teams moved here today
AFTER the Lions beat the Saints
s. IN II innings last night 10 take
Q 81 lead h tAe best-of.seven Sc.
RES.
George Handy doubled and vas
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Football Scores

SATURDAY
New York Giants 10. Baltimore
Colts 8
Philadelphia Eagles a. Los An
geien Rams NJ
Pittsburgh Sleelers %, Green Bay
Packers =
SUNDAY
Detroit Lions "a. Washington Red
skins ~
Chicago Cardinals II, San Fran
cisco x9ers ~ ltiel
eolLEea FOOTBALL
Great Lakes Naval Air Slation IS.
Stout Institute lwis.)0
Wofford Z, Western Carolina 9
Morris Harvey -. Salem Q
Lnther lIowaD q. Cenual (wis.l
State
S. Cond (Minm.l Teachers 2.
ST. John's (Minn.l Teachers Q
North Dakota State 2. coneordin
Nina. g
Eiurun II. South Dakota Mines -
Abilene Christian n. Southwest
Texas state ~
MeaEurray ~ Sal Ross 2
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Johnny Mixes
Homer Wins
For Nero York

MH1U9Ia8N4 Ff8e4 8Noft4 WfI3aF
Toslay IL v-day Cor Manager Cas-.
w slsngal and his New YORK Van.
kses.
n elands for I'VE. ne record
uumier e consecutive pennants
esaneel and the Yankees are GER
tain eg wimmlng. Q feat never &C
esmpilshsd before By club Or man.
aRsr.
ne World champions reduced
GAelE magic number" 10 two yes
lsrday by defeating the Cleveland
rndians &C. on che amazing John
~ Mlze's pinch BE home run with
swo mates aboard IN TIE eighth IN
nina. Tha triumph boosted the
Ynnks led ever the Tribe % ~
games.
i've l. shs combination number
of Yankee victories and Indian
defeats needed 10 gain New Yofk's
fligh STRAIGHT pennant. AZ the Van.
kess and Indians were 70 clash
again lhls afternoon : New YORK
virtnry weuld eliminate the Tribe
from any malhemaiieal possibility
If oweranklng me Yankees.
intellectually, for the department
e fIleand forget, ne Chicago
while sox officially saded oul 81
ne ponnanl race yesterday losing
20 10 lhe ned Sox Ii noston.
In ether Amerlenn LEAGUE
games, Detroit solicited iis hold
en- sixth place. sweeping both ends
oi q dguhleheadeF from Washing.
tnn To- ard Ga while the 81. Louis
Browns ard phlladelphia Athletics
divided thelF douhleheader. TIE
nrUwns SEEDED rookie highlander
BOB TREES major ianRre debut
defeating ne phlladalphia Negro
So IN ne opener. TIE As won the
aecont &c ns Harry Byrd ended .
perBonal nine game le4inR streak.
Chleaeo'a seventh place Cubs en-.
tended lhalg Winning streak 10 nine
straight. delenting tie National
League ehampi0a Brooklyn podg.
ers So b - innings. TIE 81. Louis
Cardinals rolled up ~ hits crush.
Ina TIE Philadelphia phlllles It's
Cor Harvey Haddix' fa1h triumph.
The vietary strengthened the
Cards thlrd place lead over the
Rhlls 10 80 games.
WarreA spahm wom his 1nth ms
Mllwmukee split q domhleheader
win ne New York Giants. joe
Adcock's islh homer WITH 4 man
% base enahled Spahn 20 Win 4
81 hurllng duel from Larry Jan
EN- IN tie opener. Five unearned
rms IL aka fonFlh inning gave
MnEv CFisaom and the Giants .
s-s nlgAleap trimmpA ever Johnny
AnlumoilL
Ailar Pislaburrh's Paul Lapalme
pitched = ssven.his Sc triumph in
he opener. Cincinnati came back
- win the sscond game sc and
hand the Pirates Murray Dickson
bis fpth defeat.
Old John Nine was the Yankee
hsro. Ths so-year.oid pinch hitter
De luxe strobe cut Of the dugous
with runners on first aud second,
ena cut h The eighth. the score
tied 81 So and whaeked Mike Gar.
ela's first pitch into TIE right field
stands for Q three-run homer. n
vas bis thlrd pinch hlt homer Of
The season. bis fifth Is q Yankee
and the sixth a. his long career.
y also was his 18Th pinch hit Of
ne season. enc short Of The league
record.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-02-02
Keating Urges Lifting
OF Wiretapping Ban
In Spy-Treason Cases
BY the Asseeioted Press

Representative Heating, Re-
publican, of New York, has
urged Congress to "unshackle"
the hands of Federal agents in
their efforts to track down spies
and traitors by permitting wire
tapping in some instances.
Evidence obtained by wire
tapping is now illegal in Federal
courts. Mr.. Heating is author
of bill to allow the FBI and
other United States investigative
agencies to intercept telephone
calls in the interest sof National
security.
Calls U. S. Safety Paramount.
Invasion of privacy is repug-
nant to all Americans" he said
in a statement yesterday, land
it should be. Nevertheless, the
safety of our Nation and its peo-
pie must be paramount"
In urging an extension of the
law. Mr.. Heating called it fool
hardy and inexcusable to give
traitors, spies and SaboteurS the
protective privileges afforded by
our present laws"
Recent revelations concerning
Communists and fellow travellers
of American citizenship in the
United Nations, some of whom
were in the past given clearance
by the State Department, has
made it even more imperative
that we protect our Nation from
enemies Within" he said.
Barred by Constitution.
Up to now Congress has re-
fused to invade the telephone
and other communications priv
acy of the individual, protected
by the Constitutional ban against
search and seizure without due
legal process.
Mr.. Keating's bill would OBJ
serve the Constitutional safe
guard against unwarranted
search and seizure by requiring
advance permission from a Fed
eral judge before wire tapped
evidence could be obtained, and
then allow it only in cases spe-
cif1cally involving the National
security.
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Third Dimension Films Hailed
As New Era for HOLLYWOOD

the audience. It's stereophonic
sound imparts additional life
like quality as 1t moves across
the screen with the action"
Fox announced the first cine
maScope film in color The
Robe" based on Lloyd c. Doug
las novel, goes into production
February 16, with worldwide
premiereS planned for october /.
Meanwhile. three dimension
production is spreading through
other studios.
Producers Bill Pine and Bill
Thomas are shooting "Sangaree'
in a two-camera Sd system de-
veloped by their releasing studio.
Paramount. It requires viewers
to wear polarized spectaicles to
get a three dimensional effect.
So does the Natural Vision sys-
tenn. first used with the film,
"Bwana Devil"
Warner Bros. is shooting
House of Wax" in natural
vision. Columbia starts Fort
Ticohderoga" in the same sys-
tenn in a week. M-G-M, with
a similar system Of its own,
starts its first SD film. a west
ern, in three weeks. Universal
International is working on a
system Of its won.
Fox says cinemascope needs
only one standard camera and
protector. with special lenses to
create wide-angle scenes.
Cinerama, now on public view
in New York, uses three cameras
and three projectors.