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HOUSES UNFURNISHED

Pentaeon. Washington and Lee shop
ping center; .S103 mo. EN-. 3-567s
days EN-, 3-a20S. ewes 10
s239 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE.
bedrm rambler; SInbl oos disposal SSs, bamf a1sn'
large yard: 2 biks. to 1argley shop.
ping center. school; S12o. JU. 5-3652
FALLS CHURCH-Two-bedr brick
bungalow; full bsmt.. screened peh;' 4
SILVER sPRHiiNG-Three-bedrm. Hi brick
Colonial, ayail; vail FEB. l; si25 mo-
SILVER SPR!NG-Three bedrms,. Y
il. jus $500, JU. o-a354. s
dition; 2-bedrm. brick duplex: bsmt.,
auto. heat: comb. storm windows:
conv. transp., schools. Pentagon;
s1lO. MA. $500, Ext $40, OF, OF
ARLiNGTON - 3-bedroom, semidet..
brick: 10 min. to Pentagon: Sid25
1os g. ROCK oei slia CREEK asi CHURCH RD.os
rms. finished bsmt. conv; transp;:
mr. soldiers Home; ~. S-l9l5. - 70
CONTEMPORARY 2-leyel syeo ho1se ,ous e, IN IN
dr.. Falls Church; S155. JE. 4-4564.
BRANDYwINE. Md rooms, bath
large lot; near school, $3.50 mo
,sa g. psaRRnSGroN slRS2Sro sr.-rhree bed
rms; "a block elementary school. nr.
Naval Research, Boiling A. F. B.
NR. IT, ALABAMA LlISlSA AND PA. AVE. s.E,-
Like-new. semidet. Three bedrms;;
liv. rm:, din. rm.. kit. finished
ssmt sshs fsessa sessonaSe be- rent Rorf8e' 70 rsht
party with option to buy. dU'
HOUSE FOR RENT-Eieht rms. 2
baths, lge. bsmt.. 2,car garage ans, and
ARLINGTON, Glen Carlyn-New red
wood frame; 3 bedrms.. sep. din.
rm., bsmt.. gas heat. completely
equipped elec. kit.' near near schools;
HTY1ATTsVILLE. 6ao7 Queens Chapel
d.-Three-bedrm. brick with side
yard with fruit trees; mr.. all schools;
,s sltS luSSDRRw6Sb %G vi fil7stj Fl! 7astwj-semiSet. mid
reation rm.l bath. elec. refgr,, elec.
washing machine; large yard; $110.
L. T. GRAVATTE. Realtor, 1918 K
st NV. MA. S-0753.
BETHESDA, 1920 Montgomery ave
large rms. 1st A.: attic; full base
ment with garage; gas h.-w,h.; conv.
to everything; excellent condition;
large corner lot; $115. FRANK j.
VOLKMAN. EN-. 3-1666 or WO.
6-1394. 2"
ACCOMMODATIONS convenient to
schools. shops, bus; rent, sos mo,
Call XII. s-3106 about Schroeder
SOUTHEAST-3-bed brick, bsmt.
I ": old; nr. bus; S105 mo. 10
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
SNACK BAR for rent in bowling alley.
Sc. location reas. Call Ii. 4-6672
or JU, 5-552J g.
MnnFpN SEpJrTrr crarUoN,

SNACK BAR for rent in bowling alley.
MoDERN SERVICE STATION for
rent, GOOD location; small capital
investment required. Location. 5439
AAnnapoliS an I'd cheperly, Nd Can
Sr @A E S295 S$s,6 bet; is{ am Ind and e pa Pm
REST. $50 80 MoNrHLY-qoxso- rear
half OF store. 420 Irving st. NV;
se7 se2t -dbat hght and and, water oc good for
SNACK BAR-Carry-out shop, near .
schools, excellent take from pinball
games; 81 800 cash or best offer
GROCERY ISoc lSSh sT6RE-ose7 8: RE baltimore rS
REAL oFPoRT1UNITYHBe2 Besutv 2lH o. shop
y ATl' G2od ioc. Rent or sell reas.
tnetic plant in Sc; quality work.
GULF FILING STATION. so GOOD
stock: priced right. Contact owner.
USED CAR LOT or parking lot, cor.
Nichols ave. and You. blk. of Gooo
Hope rd Sc: Well est; now occupied
very. attr: loti available March /;
excellent lnc. Call DE 2-6021. -
LADIES' DRESS SHOP, excellent
Northwest location; $1,000 Plus in
yentory. KI. S-2e49, co. 5-601g.
DELICATESSEN, in excel nv. ioca-
ton reas. priced for quick sale HO.
2-9305 after - noon. 90
FOR SALE-A service route proven
money maker, established business,
Leading accounts in TOlgsTlTf
must sell; $500 cash required.
Box lob Star. -
DELICATKSSFN - Beer and wine,
downtown cor. Does 81 ,n0n wk
ayeraee Rent .Sl75 mo; incl 3 apts
rented TGn for for si5m mo Price only So
THfIEg u, exclusive. HG3 IA "a 'ps pss-a74$ E Z
SURE-FfRE -- Have excellent Silver
Spring location for aggressive mer-
chant restaurant, bakery, etc Cant
FLOWER snoP-Desirable location
aXse'iSni Box hd-E ssPBgFtunity s7ag for c9gpie
DEL; DEL ST Si5o'666 1,15' annual-gross busi-
ness; highest profitable cash-and-
carry store in town. Low down pay
n?enl for reliable party. Selling
illness. Call -Iu. 2-I542 II"
SHOE REPAIRING SHOP. equipt.,
machinery, etc. CURIY's, Waldorf
BOWLING ALLEY; established bust
ness. immediate sale urgent VIII
sacrifice for the best offer, Box AZ B
Star ia
DRESS SHOP fully equipped. with
ali modern fixtures. Situated ir
lge shopping center with 30u-caI
park.ne lot. Also desirable for
millinery. LINGERIE, accessories. shoes
HACC DEDCED TNrC
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CHEVY CHASE D G

Unbeatable at S2l.950 Immaculate
red brick Colonial with slate roof.
extra-large liv. rm., 3 bedrms., .
baths, rec. Tm,: garage; screened
porch; excel. loc.. near Lafayette
real opportunity for a sharp buyer.
F. A. TWEED CO., INC.
1904 Conn. Ave NV.
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COLORED

Columbia rd., NV; vacant: 6 rms,
houses; come to office. Open q
an; to pm. daily and Sunday
LIST NATIONAL REALTY, = Thomas
lNlrHIn N !
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HOUSES sALE-N.w. Cent,

IN THE MARKET?--Colonisl Invest
ment Co. has such Q broad cover.
age Of the residential market, from
tne ttne ~ Sl6; 200 900 price range through
s6SaSia.;o sae so; 600 range, Il is c, tc XoUR
Gan help you find what you want.
| you are considering the sale Of
RESIDENTIAL or commercial prop, It
coNTaIsr = NSlTInilaTiy ,,o, to your adyantage to
Colonial is one Of the largest and @
most active firms on the East Coast.
COLONIAL INVESTMENT Co. SS3
10Th st. NV. RE. 7-666O, 8 It'll q.
1888 18th ST. NW.-vacant. 1O-rm.
ppetacneo home on lge. lot; oil heat.
nesHssI meas, price and terms: Immediate
$1,000; ewes, RA. 3-051S. -S
4l2 EMERSON ST.-vacant. 1o-rm
2-family brick home; OIL heat. I'm.
Terms arranged. KAY REAITTYY
CO." RA. $4,000; eyes,, RA. 3-05is.
YOUR oPPORTUNITY-sNAp Ta1s
UP. Nr. New Hampshire and East.
ern. Snug and cozy. Easy terms.
rm.: fTip:sized bedrms: Modern
trance; -" comb. % alum. sn sereens STss1as snd end
storm windows; fenced yard. Near
all conveniences. Mrs Kohn, RA.
8-s943. MARSHALL J. WAPLE CO.
NfsR Nffsat0r f., SS4 S%b LID st HD PsoSS
20-foot attached stone-and- brick
house. with every imaginable con-
venience; 3 bedrms., 2 modern tiled
baths on .2nd A.; massive stone fire.
place in both liv. rm. and rec. rm:
tIste 6is 4tn no6. bedrm; on Srd f.; garsse;
FRANK FRA E0S pai1LfPs' III hSh Dr. $igf49Pp f4if;
ewes, LO. 4-7444.
5l35 8th ST. NW.-Corner brick,
beautiful front porch. liv. rm., din.
rm., kit, lge. bedrms., bath. Q
matte oil heat; Just completely dec
GRATED. A home truly worthy Of
your inspection. Terms, and down
Payne payment 1,,sTIMs sTTangee 70 suit pur,
aSst sth St. nGsiiDE nWl 81. EEa5Pf Fl5aa5.f CO. ="
TWO-BEDRM, HOME in upper NV.
cute as a doll house. Ideal for small
family who wants lots of room. Det.
white brick in convenient neighbour
rm., bright kit, Full bsmt. with gas
heat Det.. brick gar. All this on
generous. level lawn Clio Blair rd.
NV. To Inspect, call Mr. Saginor.
RA. 61405l. MARSHALL j. WAPLE
GO; cco3;o;oIR Realtor 1924 14th st hD.
18th AND MISSOURI AVE. NV
Mod. 6-rm. brick. ] W baths. LOUIS
RUDDEN. EX, 3-5707.
.GEORGETOWN-1sth century brick
house, double drawing rms. and
bedrms.: S37 500
Crestwood = Beautiful center hall
brick with large garden: 2-car ga
rage. STEVENS REALTORS. Ii.
4eS CT LOAN
Mod 3-bedrm., seni-det. brick home,
gas heat, full bsmt.; NV. area; reas.
down payment. Assume loan. Ewes.
RA 1852.
,AUERBACH & CO. DI. 7-65O1
AMERICAN UNIV. PIX.
Attractive brick home with lst-1oor
and bath, fenced yard. needs some
decorating; only 3 yrs. old. terms,
W. B. WRIGHT, EN-. 3-5600 till 0
pm.
CHEVY CHASE, D. C.
One blk to Lafayette School. Spa
STeS S9g aRef5a atR badrm and En 9atR sr9 H. ffs fs
level lot Price reduced for quick
sale. Call LEGUM & GERBER
REALTY co. EN-. 10000.
Chevy Chase, D. C.-$24,500
NEAR LAFAYETTE SCHOOL
Spacious brick Colonial, built in 1871.
din. rm., big kitchen; 4 twin-sizs
bedrms.. . baths upstairs; garage;
screened porch; attractive section.
APPROX. $4,000 cash necessary. CAN
Town & Suburban, EN-. 2-9400
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APTS. UNFURN.-VA. tcon.. }

TWO BEDROOMS, 1st H.: large Iiv
rm.; blk. from bus; auto. washer
allowed; 2R-mo. lease req; $94 so,
utils incl. Call ia. 4-142S. -~-6
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HOUSES UNFURNishED

80 RENTALS AVAILABLE
Check our fine assortment Of rental
types from bungalows to Colonials.
2 to 5 bedrms., all located In va.
area. Shown by appt. Call Mr..
Seay, jr., JE. 2-2620.
JOS. w. SEAY co.
113 W.. Broad st.
Falls Church, Va. III
Evening star., 1954-01-05
oOMPONIO OFFERINGS

POMPONIO OFFERINGS
IN FINER APT. LIVING
DONNA LEE
suburban community in nearby Fall
Church-A limited number of l anC
= bedrm. apis. Keynoted are the
lge. bright rms. built-in chest oi
drawers for that needed extra space
In the heart OF shopping area. new
PARALLEL at-your-door bus service
Rental. $3.50 to $9S50. Res
mgr, JE 3-S573.
GREENBRIER
A faverite among those who choose
Columbia pike, Just minutes iron
the Pentagon and D. c. Again We
feature ige. rms. cross ventila tion
excel conveniences. Rental. SS1 .5t
to S99.50. Res. mgr. ia. $500
Very recently completed and Just 3
minutes from Key Bridge. very
small. Verv select community OF
mod. apts.. on extra quiet street.
in wooded area for that serene at
mosphere required by many. Rentals,
SS7 and $92. plus utils, JA. 7-64S4
res. mgr.
THOMAS
In the heart of the Buckingham area
this proven project exemplifies con-
venience plus Avail. is 2-be5rm
apt. within stones throw of Grade
school. Hecht'S shopping ctr. transp.
and theater. Rental. sos so, Res
mgr IA S-0153
Pomponio Realty, Inc.
:222 Wilson Blvd. Arl, ia. 7-6660
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GLOVER PARK

Groom, 2-bath row brick in this very
desirable area; living room with fire.
place concrete front porch: full
basement gas h.-w.h.; recreation
room and powder room: detached
garage; priced below market, on
terms
r. A. HUMPHREYS
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CHEVY CHASE, MD.
OF. 4-3D40
HYATTSVILLE

Lovely / and Q bedroom units with
full dining rooms. in garden type
apartments. Redecorated. Conven-
lent to schools. stores and tranSp
$50 and sos including utilities.
UN 4-3500; ewes. and week ends.
call 10. 2-7503. 10. 3-5624.
Evening star., 1954-01-05
HOME AND INCOME

Mt. Pleasant, near park-Brick semi
det; in good condition. . complete
apartments, rented $3.50 mo-, in
addition to six large rooms for
owner. Oil INV. heat. Det garage.
Excellent financing. Mr.. Hunter,
Ma. $4,000 Ewes. JA, S-5oS5.
BOSS & PHELPS, INC, l417 K ST.
Evening star., 1954-01-05
DOCTOR OR DENTIST

10th AND WHITTIER PL. NV.
This beautiful rambler, overlooking
Rock Creek Park. ideally arranged
for home and Office, large rooms,
> baths on 1st A.; completely fin-
ished bsmt.. with oft ceiling, in
cluding bedrm. and full bath. Large
corner lot Spacious screened porch.
Must be seen to be appreciated.
Excellent financing Shown by appt.
only Call S. S. BROWN. MA.
Evening star., 1954-01-05
NEWI | |

b627 23rd Avenue, W. Hyattsville.
Brand-new de luxe brick rambler
8 bedrms.. separate dining rm.,
colored tiled bath and fixtures: full
bsmt.; gas h.-w.h. Beautiful kit.
with, metal cabinets, garbage dis
UN. 4-3500.
Evening star., 1954-01-05

CoLORED-NR. 18th AND E SITS.
N.E.-6-rm, house, full bSmt.: ten
ant pays utils.. call Ii. 7-6046.
COLoRED-I3a e ST. SEE rms,
bath; h.-w.h; 500 mo. Key at l34
COLORED--20I5 18th ST. Me-
rm., row brick house with English
type bsmt., in excellent condition;
2 porches; truly worthy of your in
spection: shopping. transp., schools,
within ] blk. Oil heat; very reas
rent. Open for inspection. JUSTINE
REALTY CO.. 412 5th st. NV. DI.
Evening star., 1954-01-05
REAL EST. SALE OR EXCHANGE
HOUSES FOR SALE-N.W.

I 1-RM., 3 bath det home. at Walter
Reed. conv. hospital Forest Glen
oil heat. etc. JU. 5-5533. :"
Evening star., 1954-01-05

EXTRA LARGE 4 anc 2 bedrm. apis. I:
direct transp. to D c., close to
schools and shopping center 5ard
pl. and Defense hwy. Bladensburg
MEURILEE ARMS
WA, 1871
Evening star., 1954-01-05
MOVE IN IMMEDIATELY
TEMPORARY ACCOMMODATION
AT NO EXTRA CHARGE WILL
AWAITING YOUR FURNITURE

AWAITING YOUR FURNITURE
Directions: Out South Capitol St.
blocks over D. c. line. Rental ONCE
Ao1 AaPEsy oPEN MoN: le5S: rHRoudA HR 5cSiOo'
SAT. 9-5: SUN. 1875
COLORED-l32I EUCLID ST. NV
New de luxe apt. of liv. rm.. bed.
nm. kit and bath: $50 per mo
incl utils. No children. See res. mgr
cAMBRlA ar: lo7 MAJasrpc gniss PC Go. IL Re
Evening star., 1954-01-05

4Vo CT LOAN
Mod. 3-bedrm., sen1i-det. brick home,
gas heat, full bsmt.; NV. area; reas.
down payment. Assume loan. Ewes.
RA 1862.
AITERPACH e. RI nT p QS01
Evening star., 1954-01-05

200 o7th ST. NV.
-bedrm house completely renOdeled
all mod equipment attrac. rear
patio with awning. S135,
Evening star., 1954-01-05

DRESS SHOP fully equipped. with
Al; modern fixtures. Situated ir
ige shopping center with 30u-caI
parking lot Also desirable for
millinery. lineerie, accessories. shoes
or combination.
KACO DID I'D INrG
The Key West citizen., 1954-10-29
By Gayle Talbot

In foal to some Of the worlds
greatest stations.
He was asked what he expected
the mares to fetch, on an average.
Its impossible to even make a
guess" the major said, because
there's no precedent to 60 by, no
precedent at all. l don't think it
impossible some of them might be
bid up to 500, 900 of more. It would
only take two bidders who badly
want the same mare.
How big a dent, Major Hall was
asked, would this sale put into the
Aga Khan's supply of thorough
bred mothers?
mot much of one," he said, rue.
fully. Lets see, when we have
sold this 20 and another Is of not
quite as high quality at Newmarket
(England) We will have 112 brood
mares left. DispoSing of them is
going to be a slow process. The
racing world can assimilate only
so many such valuable animals
at a time. The Aga Khan intends
to retain quite a few of them and
TO remain in racing, but he feels
the time has come for him to re-
duce stock"
The Key West citizen., 1954-10-29
Speak-Easy Is /
Raped In Moscow

MOSCOW R-A basement speak
easy is doing a roaring business
with the full connivance of local
authorities in Moscow's Kiroviky
district, according to the newspa-
per Soviet Trade. The paper print
ed the fun address of the under-
ground establishment. (
Such speak-easies are appearing
here and there throughout the dty
since many "drink and run" stalls
and other drinking establishments
were closed because of the current
antialcohol campaign.
Soviet Trade said the spak-
easy was formerly a good public
dining room. A few months sgo.
however, It "cloSed for repafs"
and when it reopened took to ell
ing only liquor. Soviet Trade laid
this was because "the head of
the trust for running public hoses
In the Kirovsky region wanted to
make more profits"
The Key West citizen., 1954-10-29
Junior Conclls
Down Bushnell

The Junior Conchs continued in
their winning ways in the Island
City Winter Baseball League Thurs
day when they defeated the USS
Bushnell, 10 0.
Righthander George Lastres
hurled his best ballgame in many
a moon when he famed 16 batters
and gave up just five hits.
The Conchs put the ballgame on
ice in the third and the sixth when
they scored three unearned runs.
First earned run of the game
came in the seventh. The Bush
nell muffed a chance to score in
the ninth.
Coto, Lyons and Postol played
wonderful ball for the losers while
Diaz, E. Rodriguez and Hopey
paced the winners.
Action in the league will resume
Sunday afternoon in double head
er pitting the Poinciana Giants and
the Junior Conchs in the first game
and the Cuban Club and the Bush
nell in the second. First game is
set for 1 p. m.
The Key West citizen., 1954-10-29
By JOE REIcHLER

NEW YORK R-The American
League apparently has forced the
Philadelphia Athletics into Kansas
City.
Blocked in its efforts 10 sell the
club to a Philadelphia syndicate,
the Mack family was expected to-
day to resume negotiations for the
sale of its stock TO Arnold John
son and the transfer of the Phila-
delphia franchise to the Missouri
city.
In a special meeting yesterday,
the American League voted to re-
ject the bid by an eight-man Phila-
delphia group to buy the Athletics
and keep the club in Philadelphia.
The vote, according to an Ameri-
can League executive, was "A.
Six affirmative votes are needed
to approve any owner.
No reason was given for the
rundown of the syndicate. How.
ever, the opposition appeared to
stem from a desire to get the
league out of Philadelphia.
League public relations director
Earl Hilligan, who made the an
nouncement at the conclusion of
the six hour meeting, simply said:
"The transaction presented to-
day by the Philadelphia group
failed to receive a vote of ap.
proval. The meeting was ad.
journed to permit the Macks to
return to Philadelphia to attempt
to work out their problems"
Hilligan did not amplify the
statement, but several club own
ers indicated they were not salts
fled with the divergence of opin-
ion" in the Mack family On how,
or TO whom the stock should be
sold.
at seems to me-" said Charles
Comiskey, vice president of the
Chicago White Sox, that the
Macks can't get together on what
they want to do. One wants one
thing and another wants some.
thing else.
81 will not come back to any
more meetings until the Macks
(91-year-old Connie and his two
sons, Roy and Earle) have set
tied their own affairs among them
selves. There are others who feel
the same way"
Will Harridge, president of the
American League, said no further
meetings were planned, and it
now was up TO the Macks to set
tie their own affairs.
'As far as the league is con-
cerned," he said, "the MackS
have the ball club. They own the
stock. They are going to operate
the club"
Baseball people, however, doubt
ed the Macks could do that fl
would renew negotiations with
Johnson, who recently offered $3,-
375, 900 for the entire stock plus
Connie Mack Stadium. In an Oct.
IL meeting in Chicago, the Ameri.
can League approved the sale to
The Key West citizen., 1954-10-29
Page THE KEY WEST CITIZEN Friday October ~, 1884
Sports
Roundup

NEW YORK R-An event which
the future of horse racing in this
is expected to profoundly affect
the future of horse racing in this
country is scheduled to take place
Monday night at Keeneland, when
20 of the finest brood mares from
the fabulous stable of the Aga
Khan, al, but one of them in foal,
will be sold at auction to American
bidders.
The 77-year-old religious leader,
grown old and ailing, is making
a start toward reducing his vast
racing establishment, which is con-
sidered to be the worlds great
est, and this is his first big shot
in that direction. We have it on
the word of Maj. Cyril Hall, who
is manager of the stables five stud
farms in Ireland and is here to
superintend the sale, that there
has never been anything in all the
history of racing that remotely
compares to Mondays event.
81 can put it this way" he said.
"In the 80 years he has been in
racing, the Aga Khan before this
has sold only three brood mares,
and none of those as outstanding
as the members of this lot. He has
sold many great stations, such as
Bahram, Mahmoud, Alibhai and
Nasruuah, to name only a few,
but he always has clung to his
brood mares.
"These not only represent the
cream Of our farms, but they are
The Key West citizen., 1954-10-29
Alabama Is
Favored By
Two IDS Sat.

BIRMINGHAM, Ala. R - Ala
bama is / firm two-touchdown
favorite over the Georgia Bulldogs
in a Southeastern Conference foot
ball game here Saturday which
may have a direct bearing on the
SEC championship.
Alabama's status is greatly in
creased with the return of Bart
Starr, who has been out of action
most of the season because of an
injured back.
Coach Harold Drew calls Starr
the best passer in Alabama histo-
ry, and considering such throwers
as Dixie Howell and Harry Gilmer,
that's quite compliment.
Starr's absence has been made
less painful by the swift develop
ment of quarterback Albert FL
more as passer and punter. FL
more has thrown seven touchdown
passes this season, including three
against Tennessee.
Georgia was picked for a low
spot in the SECS second division
in preseason guesses, but the Bull
dogs currently are leading the
league with two victories in as
many starts.
''We've beaten the two teams
picked 10 finish below us in the
Sec" said Coach WaHy Butts of
Georgia. "You can't expect us to
do much against a team like
Alabama"
Butts has been using mostly
sophomores in what he calls a
rebuilding program.
Drew says Elmore probably will
start against Georgia.
Alabama fans are not discussing
II much, but the Crimson Tide can
take the SEC title again by win
ming this one and subsequent
games with Tulane, Georgia Tech
and Auburn.
The Key West citizen., 1954-10-29
Conchs Taper Off Drills
For Miami Beach Battle
Red And White
For Crucial Tilt
In Top Shape
BY jim COBB
Citizen Sports Editor

The Key West Conchs
will taper off today in their
preparations for a battle
Saturday night with the Mi
ami Beach Typhoons.
The Conchs worked for
three hours yesterday on
every phase of their often
sive and defensive program
including an extensive ses-
sion of hard hitting scrim-
mage work. -.
They worked on pass defense, In
particular, a department in which
they have shown weakness in the
past.
Also In for considerable polish
were a few of the offensive fillips
that the ConchS have not needed
thus far in the season. Their
tricky stuff worked with surprising
smoothness against a Conch Jay
wee squad yesterday.
The Conchs, however, will at
tempt to control the ball, just as
they have in their five wins ear
lier this season. For example, in
the Curley game, they were forced
to punt just once once - and 1t
was a go game.
81 just hope we play one Of our
better games," said Coach Ed
Beckman today.
He brushed aside reports that the
Conchs have been installed as IL
point favorites in the clash when
he said that ''the game is even -
You can believe that"
Physically, the Conchs are as
strong as they have been all sea-
son.
The comparative weights of the
two clubs may show that the Ty-
phoons have a slight edge.
But the Conchs will be on their
best behavior when they march out
on the field before an estimated
$500 hometown fans who are flock
ing to Miami Beach for the clash.
First contingent left this morn
ing to witness tonight's Miami :
Fordham tilt in the Orange Bowl.
One side Of the Beach Stadium
has been reserved for Key West
fans.