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The Key West citizen., 1954-11-08

Arkansas Rufed
Cinderella Teuun,
BY Eo coRRICAN

Whatever happens in the fading
weeks of the season, the Univer-
sity Of Arkansas will go down In
the books as the Cinderella team
Of 1854.
Ignored in preseason forecasts,
the Razorbacks today rode their
lofty perch atop the tough South
west Conference and needed only
one more victory to wrap up their
first crown in IS years.
In September, the talk was all
Texas, Rice and Baylor. Bowden
Wyatt and his young team were
regarded as being a year away
from anything even resembling
success.
Texas. in fact, was tabled as the
most overwhelming favorite in 40
years to win the conference cham
pionship.
When Arkansas whipped Texas
in its fourth game of the season,
the Razorbacks tabled themselves
as definite title threats. Now they
need no more than tie against
Southern Methodist, itself a sur
prise power, his week to win the
championship. They beat Rice % Is
Saturday.
The Razorbacks have sailed
through seven foes and, with three
still to go, are one of the five
undefeated, united major teams N
the country, If they get past SMU,
they should coast the rest of the
way against Louisiana State and
Houston.
For the other powers among the
unbeatenS, the road is becoming
easier. although not completely
clear. UCLA, the No. l team in
the weekly Associated Press poll,
has only one more game TO play.
That Is against Southern California
in two weeks. The Trojans, al
though Rose Bowl bound, hardly
are in UCLA's class. UCLA did
itself no harm with a 41-O rout
of Oregon Saturday.
Ohio State, which emerged from
the Bit Ten scramble as the logi.
cal Rose Bowl candidate, boasts
a so record and still plays Pur-
due and Michigan. Both teams
have been in-and-outers all season.
Oklahoma, it appears, never will
lose again. The SoonerS go on and
on, sometimes looking good and
sometimes seeming to lose interest.
They slugged Iowa State 400 Sat
urday and now have to skip over
Missouri. Nebraska and Oklahoma
AIM. Nebraska is the only foe
that could make it interesting.
Cincinnati is the fifth all ll-conquer.
ing team, having run up an 80
record. But the BearcatS are In
the graveSt danger of all five. They
play once-beaten Wichita this week
and Miami of Ohio the following
Saturday. Miami scored a major
upset Saturday by edging Indiana
so.
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-08
Sports Roundup
BY GAYLE TALBOT

NEW YORK, N 49, When Allie
Reynolds slipped on a shower mat
and gashed the index finger Of his
throwing hand the other day, the
Yankees as likely as not lost what
ever chance they had of overhaul
ing Cleveland in the next Ameri-
can League race.
II Is not definite that the Chief is
through. Last We saw they were
talking about doing a plastic sur
gerry job on the injured digit after
1t has healed, and there appeared
to be some hope that the great
competitor from Oklahoma would
be able to report at st. Petersburg
next spring. But from this distance
1t doesn't lcok good.
Allie Is 81 by the official record.
and there is reason to suspect that
ne might be crowding 40. For some
reason never entirely clear, base
ball players like TO fudge on their
ages. At any rate, the big fast
baller was nearing the end of his
career before the accident befelI
him. II figures that he would have
great difficulty overcoming even
the slightest impairment of his
efficiency.
Another factor mitigating against
his return is the fact that Allie
viii have no burning incentive to
give 1t one more whirl. His invest
ments in oil wells and such have,
from all accounts. made him fl
naneially independent. If we know
the man who pitched two nohitters
In a single season and who has
fierce pride in his skill. he will
not be back unless he's firmly con.
vineed that he still can win.
Some may feel that our opening
estimate OF the Chiefs importance
to the Yankees is a little strong.
We will stick by il. Casey Stengel
needs the services of his veteran
stopper for another year or two
while his mound staff is In a period
OF transition, until his young pitch
ers are ready to take over the
entire burden.
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-08
Marge Guthrie
Tops Bowlers

Marge Guthrie. of the Sigsbee
Snackery, rolled the high game this
week in the Navy Wives Bowling
League with a snappy 206.
Second was Jane Grenuck, Of the
same team, with 1872. Deolores Fol-
klns, OF the Maury's Luggage COM
bination, was third with 1877.
High series honors went to Ann
Valiant, Of the Sigsbee Snackery,
with SIS.
The team standings:
W L
NCCS N a
Sigsbee Snackery 1914 sla
Sewing Machine Center II IL
Maury's Luggage IA IL
A and B Storage II IT
Fausto's Food Palace s1a 2lh
Coca Cola S "a
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-08

Citizen Ads Bring Results
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-08

Grid Ranks Thin

NEW YORK, Nov. 8 R-The list
of the nations unbeaten-untied col.
lege football teams was down to 80
today after five dropped out of the
coveted group over the weekend.
Five of the 80 are major schools
and include the first four ranked
teams-UCLA, Ohio State, Okla
homa and Arkansas. Cincinnati is
the fifth of this group. The shrink
ing group lost one member last
Saturday when Miami of Florida
bowed to Auburn i4-13.
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-08

Visible light rays are from one
4O,Oooth to one 70,0ooth of an inch
long.
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-08
Offense Stressed
As COnchs Seek
To End Rash Of
BrOiUnrd Ties
By JIM COBB
Citizen Sports Editor

The Key West H / g h
School football team will at
tempt Friday night to do
what no Red and White
gridiron aggregation h a S
managed in three years Of
spirited rivalry - pin a de-
feat on the South Broward
Bulldogs.
II was on November 16,
1851 that the Bulldogs stung
the Conchs in a rough-house,
1872 ballgame.
Then, on Nov. Is, 1852 when they
met again, the Conchs held 1910
lead at the halftime, but they
couldn't make 1t stick and the Bull
dogs reared back to tie II up in
the second half. The Conchs lost
their win when they fumbled on the
Broward one yard line with sec
onds to play.
Final Score? Bulldogs IL Conchs
u.
Last year, on Nov. 13. 1853 to be
exact, the Conchs journeyed to Hol-
lywood and the result was another
tie. this time TT. The Bulldogs led
the ballgame TO with just 2 min
utes and 20 seconds TO play when
the Conchs Dick Salgado plunged
over for a I'd. Then, Joe Pineda
passed to Ralph White for the point
10 save the day for the Conchs.
Both of these boys have gone
on to better things, but there are
. host of Conch performers who
are itching to beat the Bulldogs and
Friday night Is their chance.
South Broward Is just as anxious.
Here Is what one member OF their
camp was quoted as saying after
their 1912 conquest Of South Dade
the other night: "The Key West
Conchs may not know ii, but they
may have a bunch of wild Bull
dogs on their hands next Friday.
This intelligence was put forth
In the Bulldog dressing room with
the chant I'VE want Key West"
being sounded In the background.
Yes. the Bulldogs are ready, at
least mentally, for the conchs. II
promises to be some ballgame.
It's supposed 10 be a building
year for the Browards. but they
have come along steadily and pose
n real threat to the Conchs' hopes
for the start Of another protracted
winning streak.
They have the Conchs well scout.
ed and as result fans may see
some Of the Key Vests outside
stuff that hasn't been used much
thus far in the season. They did
use a few reverses against Jack.
son Friday and they met with con-
sumate success.
Julio Henriquex was the key
man in the smooth working hand
offs. As weakside guard -- the side
that the ball carrier finally comes
through. Henriquez is charged with
tossing the key block. He did II
with elan, Friday.
Meanwhile. the condition Of block
Ing back George Reese makes
him n question mark as a start
er. His replacement in the Jack
son tilt, Joe Russo, worked a full
game and performed admirably.
The Conchs win hold stiff drill
sessions this week. They are tax
ing no chances.
As Coach Ed BeckmAn explain
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-08
BY The Associated Press

BoSToN-Tony DeMarco, l45ta
Boston, stopped Pat Manzi. 1851,
Syracuse "a.
HAVANA--Julio Medero I9iA.
Cuba. stopped Larry Lovett, 1924 a.,
Baltimore. (D.
HOLLYWOOD - Buddy Evatt
1854, Los Angeles, stopped Andy
Escobar, 137. Redondo Beach, Calf.
(6).
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-08
Mays Shines In
Puerto Rican Ball

SAN JUAN B - Willie Mays,
who led the National League in
batting last season with a .345 av-
erage, is showing signs that he
plans to do the same in the Puerto
Rican Winter League, where he is
playing with the Santurce club.
The New York Giants center
fielder sports a $40 average after
Il games. He didn't get his first
homer until yesterday off Brook
lyn's Tom Lasorda, but he leads
the league in triples, 5; doubles
s; runs. Is; and total hits, 2s.
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-08

ed: AT first the boys were talking
about how bad they were going %
beat Broward. Now the question
is II We are going to beat them. :"
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-03-05
Cumberland Ruritan's May Beauty
Contest to Raise Fire Equipment Funds

Cumberland Rurilan club
under the leadership OF president
J. H Hazlegr-ye and other OIL
Ulcers. made plans last Thursday
night for big program OF work
his year
Chairman OF Committees and
tht-r co-workers were appointed.
The president emphasized that
only by continued progressive
work of the committees can the
puritan Club progress
The club devoted its efforts
ast year TO the purchase at fine
lghtng equipment ftut The county.
Members decided to continue
lat work again this year and
ivy to bring this objective to a
allccessful conclusion
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-03-05

The finance committee. with E..
Allan carter as lis chairman,
rlans 10 hold beauty contest
turing the FIRST part Of May -
~aIsed FUNDS Tor this objective
Mr.. Carter states that girls be-
5ween the ages Of Is and IS. who
are residents Of Cumberland
county, are elligable fcr entry i'll
ne contest. provided they are
sponsored by some firm, individ-
Ial or organization
ANY one Wishing to sponsor e
Tnl lor this contest should CON
act Mr. Carter The winners viii
receive a nice award and will b.
entered in the Tobacco festival
and Five County Fair beauty con-.
tests. according TO club plans
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-03-05
Cumberland News
p-TA Patrons Urged to Attend Special
Emphasis Meeting With Film March IL

Cumberland Parent Teacher
Association Will meet Thursday.
March II. at 8 p. m. in the High
School auditorium. Patrons and
friends Of the school are cordially
invited. and urged to attend. An
interesting program has been ar
ranged including film of vital
importance.
Members of Fitzgerald Baptist
WMU, will observe Week of
Prayer for Home Missions Friday
evening. March S, in the church
al 8 O'Clock. Mrs. II. r. Bryant
Will lead in the discussion. Free
doms Holy Light for America :
Tear Wallet Baptist WMU mem
bers will join with this meeting.
and a continuation of the observ-
ance viii be held next week in the
Tear Wallet Church.
The Misses Jean Newman and
Airline Crockett are attending a
three day session Of the State
Baptist Training Union this week
end at Natural Bridge.
The family Of Addison Eugene
Brown accompanied by Miss
Margaret 1ngle. of Tobaccoville.
visited MI. and Mrs. w. c. Gray
and family. Sunday, at Jeters-
Vile.
Mr. and Mrs. James Garland
Sanderson and daughter, joyce
lyn, of Richmond. were visitors
Sunday Of Mr.. and Mrs. R. l.
Adams Jr.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-03-05
Hreak-In Arrests
Made In Cumberland

The second of two break-ins
within a month al Blanton and
Peasants Store. al Cattersyille.
was solved last week with the ar
rest OF Joe Palmore. 23 oil Rich
mond and a II year old accom-
plice. according to William v.
French. Cumberland County Sher-
if.
Sheriff French said Palmer was
tracked down through check Of
license plates. An observer man
aged TO get the license plate num-
Der Of Palmer's car while he was
fleeing after the a. m. break-in
February 10.
Sheriff French said the car had
changed ownership three times
since the robbery, but that il was
traced back to Palmer. who lives
III Richmond. but had resided nj
Cumberland in his earlier wears.
French said no clues have turn
ca up IN connection with the Feb
ruary - break-in at the same
store which Melted professional"
safe crackers haul of about
$4,000.
Palmer'S case was sent on for
I'rand jury proceedings during a
preliminary hearing at Judge r
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-03-05

Walther League held at the Ma
zarene Luthern Church.
Mrs. S. w Shepard had as re
cent guests at her country home.
"Dunleith," Mr. and Mrs. j. II r
Grow. of Dillwyn
Returns To Washington
Mrs. Eula A. Coleman has he
turned 10 her home III Washing
ton. d CI alter spending two
weeks here MS the guests OF Mr.
and Mrs. /. 3. Danny ana Mr.
and Mrs. Andrew F. Godsey.
MI and Mrs. S. p. Alien.
Nancy. Barbara. Sandra an d
Jenifer, visited Mr.. and Mrs. Jack
Allen. of Curdsville. last Sunday
Mrs w r. Norman has return
ed to her home here much i'm
proved from the Southslde Com
munity Hospital in FarmWlle. Re
cent out bf town guests of the
Norman were Miss Barbara Jean
Adkins. and Gordon Hightower.
Of Richmond also Charles D. Adj
kins. of Greensboro. N c.
Miss Ed nnie T. Foster and j.
| T. Foster IT.. had as then recent
guests WI Hanes Lancaster. Of
Johnson City. Tenn, and f. p.
Lancaster, Of Farmville.
Anniversary Dinner
Mr.. and Mrs. j j Pembelton
entertained from = TO $3.50 at
their homie here Saturday. Feb. 81.
honoring the tenth birthday ami
versary Of their grandson. Coveda
Smith. Those enjoying the occa-
sion We're Phyllis and Hugh Vas
sar. Hairy and Jean Rowan,
Carolyn Lee and Judith Peters,
Harry Harrison, Larry Vogel
Skid Garrett. Jimmie. Tommy
Carver and Jean Carol Pembel-
ton.
The Misses Mary Ann George
and Eal'line Hatcher were over
night guests Thursday Of last
week OF Mr.. and Mrs C. A
Dowdy. In Farmville
Flies From Iceland
1t. Col, Ernest B. Nuckols, Jr.
who is stationed with the y. S.
Air Corps In Iceland. flew in Sun
day for a few days here with his
family. and his parents, Or and
Mrs. e. B Nuckols.
/ Mr.. and Mrs E. f. Crockett
had as their guests for the week
end their daughter, Miss Virginia
Crockett. and her room mate.
! Miss Shirley Ruth Rocha, stu
dents Of Lougwood College. Farm
! vile.
V. II Flippen and son. Thomas
Vernon. Of Richmond. were guests
Of Mrs, John r. Flippen. at Rose
Cottage" last Sunday.
Mrs Larkin G. Garrett and Mrs.
H. d Morning spent a few days
1 last week in Richmond visiting
relatives and friends
Mrs, L. B. Franck attended the
luncheon at Longwood House,
Saturday, Feb. y, given BY the
American Association Of Uniyer-
sity Women in honor Of Mrs Lee
land Schubert, president Of Viz
einia State Division Of AAUW.
whose address was entitled. "unl-
versity Women and World Under
standing MIS-. Schuoert's inter
\ est iA this great work was the
means 81 her attendance at a
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-03-05
Red Cross Drive

MIS-. ]. G. Clements, who has
accepted the county chairman
ship for the Cumberland Red
Cross annual fund raising cam
paign, has appointed Mrs. Con
duff Mathews sub-chairman fDr
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-03-05

conference Of the international
Federation of University Women
IN London. England
Visitors Of Mr.. and Mrs, f.
Allen Carter, Sunday. were Mr.
ana Mrs. H o Atkinson OF Rich
mond
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-03-05
Birthday Dinner

Mr.. and Mrs J. c. Hayes, &C
companied by Nh and Mrs. Glen
Hayes. OF Buckingham. spent the
day Sunday in Waverly as mem
bers Of the dinner party for their
son, J Edgar Hayes. whose SAITH
birthday was celebrated BY the
family.
Mr.. and Mrs II. r. Bennett and
daughter, Nancy. and sons. James
and Carroll, of Ringgold, were
visitors last Sunday of Bobby
Bennett. al Rock Garland
home of MI and Mrs. J. G. Gle
ments.
Nj. and MIS-. j L. Vogel and
children motored to Hopewel last
Sunday for visit with their pas
tor. the Rev. Frank G. Koler and
his family. They also attended a
Young Peoples meeting Of the
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-03-05

Randolph district and Mrs. j. A.
Ransone. Hamilton district sub
chairman. Other workers will be
announced later. Cumberland
county has gone over the top
for a number OF years. and Mrs.
Clements is expecting no excep-
ton to that rule in the 1854 SIS
campaign
Mrs. George Bryant has re-
turlfed to her home here following
months stay with her son-in-
law and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul Huffman. of Belmont. N. C,
and her son and daughter in law.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester A Bryant, of
Mt. Holly. N. c.
Carl D. Brown Jr.. arrived di-
rect from Guam last Saturday for
forty day leave here with his
parents. Mr. and Mrs, c D
Brown
Evening star., 1954-12-22
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-LIV. rm.. bedrm. ttwin bedsl. kitch-
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Ias. aspAFsha Park m. N.w.-Lse. bsmt
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BEAUTIFUL PERSIAN KITTENs.
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cothkER XII sPANlELs, Christmas a pups.
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P1if;PiEs. Cocker t2,. / Drown female.
/ black male. S5 ea.; boys bi.
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$12s. ClarkeSvilIe. Md 7s5-W-6.