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The Key West citizen., 1954-09-28
Maglie And Lemon Seen AS
Hurlers In Series Opener

ny Antoneli (21-7) and Ruben Go
mez (17-s) and they own two of
the best relief pitchers in the bus
mess in knuckleballer Hoyt Will
helm (12-H and screwballer Marv
GrisSom (10-D.
The Giants may come ND with
a surprise starter, probably for the
fourth game, in Don Liddle. their
dimunutivs southpaw with a %
record.
Figures show that Ceveland's
record against lefthanders this sea-
son was ga (38-21) as compared
to its 1853 percentage (3s-2D
against righthanders. The shrewd
Giant manager also must have no.
ticed that three of Cleveland's last
four losses, all in the final week
were inflicted by southpaws.
Aside from pitching, the Giants
appear to field the stronger club
The infield of Whitley Lockman. Da-
The Key West citizen., 1954-09-28
COnch-Miunli
Beach Game
Date Moved

The football game between
fhs Key West High School and
Miami Beach originally set for
Oct. ~ has been reschedUled q
day later, it was announced
Monday by the high school ath-
ietic department.
Reason for the switch is that
me University Of Miami has .
game scheduled for Oct. ~
which would conflict.
Meanwhile, the Quarterback
Club has appointed John Car
bonell as chairman Of . COM
mittee TO arrange for . char
tered bus to take Key West
grid fans TO Miami for the filt.
The Key West citizen., 1954-09-28
BY JOE REIcHLER

NEW YORK R - Barring .
surprise selection. the 1854 world
series will open at the Pole
Grounds tomorrow with Sal Maglie
(14-6) on the mound for the New
York Giants opposing the Cleve.
land Indians Bob Lemon (23-D.
Both managers, Leo Durocher OF
the Giants and AL Lopez of the
Indians, promised to make their
selections known today.
Despite Durocher's known will
ingnesS to gamble, it was felt that
Leo realizes he must 60 with his
veteran ace, who was his front
man in all of the Giants clutch
series down the stretch. Maglie
will be fully rested, having pitch
ed only two warmup innings last
Saturday.
Lemon also will be fresh. He has
not pitched since Friday when he
went the distance against the De-
troit Tigers. Early Wynn, who had
been coupled with Lemon by Lopez
as a possible first starter, pitched
a pressure" game against De-
troit Saturday, working on 4 no.
hitter until the ninth inning.
The Indians, already a prohibi-
tive II to 10 favorite, were made
an even more solid 8 to S choice
today. The odds-makers undoubted-
ly count on Cleveland's deeper
pitching staff to bring ultimate vic
tory. The Indians are to S ia
voriteS to capture the opener, re-
gardless of the pitchers.
The weather man promises nice
weather. He says it'll be slightly
cloudy with the temperatures be-
tween IS and 10 degrees when
the umpires yell "play ball" at 1
pm, EST.
Reserve tickets for the opener
and all other games here and in
Cleveland long have been sold. A
crowd of close to $4,000 is expect
ed for the opener. The second
game also will be played at the
Polo Grounds Thursday before the
scene shifts to Cleveland.
Despite the announced odds, the
writer believes the Indians will
have their hands full in a series
going the full seven games. II fig
ures to be keenly fought series,
dominated by standout pitching on
both sides, with a clutch hit in the
late innings deciding each game.
The Giants can't match the In
dians' superlative mound staff
headed by Lemon, Wynn (23-1D,
Mike Garcia (19-8), Bob Feller
(13-3), Art Houtteman (15-7) and
Don Mossi (6-D.
But they have three outstanding
hurlers in Maglie, lefthander John
The Key West citizen., 1954-09-28
Boxing Results
MONDAY NIGHTS FIGHTS
Rx The Associated Press

Caracas, Venezuela - World featherweight
champion Sandy Saddler, 1884, New York,
stopped Baby Ortiz, 12s, Mexico, , tnon-
title bou).
NEW YORK Danny Joe Perez, 1891,
New York, outpOinted Bobby Bickle, 1873,
Topeka, Kans.. 10.
BROOKLYN Carmelo Costa, 129a4.
Brooklyn, outpointed Gene Smith, 12s,
Washington, d. c., 10.
SALT LAKE CITY Rex Layne, 2o6, Salt
Lake City. stopped Hans Friedrich, 1874,
Germany, 5.
LOS ANGELES NANNY Renteria. 1873.
Los Angeles, stopped Tavern Smith, 141,
Los Angeles, s.
SYDNEY Augustin Argote, 14494, Spain,
stopped Darby Brown, 147, Australia, 4.
STOCKTON, Calf Jorge Macias. 1879,
Mexico, outpointed Doug Kirby. 1874, San
Francisco, 10.
The Key West citizen., 1954-09-28

and Lynn Flood at the guards.
Gurdon Hamilton appears to
have one of the starting tackle pos
itions sewed up with Danny Gates
set for the center spot.
The Conchs will be battling a
freshmen and sophomore dominat-
ed Hialeah team running from a
split T formation with frequent
shifts to Notre Dame box.
The Key West citizen., 1954-09-28
Good Series Weather

NEW YORK u The weather
man said here that "Wednesday
looks like not too bad a day" for
the start of the World Series.
The outlook is for partly cloudy
with afternoon temperatures be-
tween 6S and 10.
The Key West citizen., 1954-09-28
NOtre Dame Vaults Into First
Spot In AP Cridiron Ratings
Oklahoma End
After Victory
Over TCU Sat.
By Ed WILKS

NEW YORK RHNotre Dame,
the preseason choice, took over
the No. l spot today as the nations
sports writer's and sportscaSters
made a quick overhaul of the
rankings in The Associated Press
weekly college football poll.
The Irish, second week ago
in the first poll of the season,
vaulted into the top position with
solid support after their impressive
21-O victory under new coach Terry
Brennan in their season opener
against Texas last weekend. NOtre
Dame claimed almost two-thirds
of the first place votes on the 154
ballots.
Oklahoma's Sooners, given first
place honors last week settled in
the No. 2 position. The SoonerS,
pressed by TCU for their second
victory, had a clear edge over the
rest of the field.
The Irish collected 81 first place
votes and a total Of 1,43S points
(based on 10 points for first, 9 for
second, etc) while Oklahoma col
Jared just "a first and 1,224 points.
The experts merely reverted to
their preseason selections in NAM
ing the two top teams. but they
Tilted most of their other first week
choices with puppy-love abandon.
Five of last weeks top 10 stumbled
and two-Georgia Tech and Illi-
nois, fifth and sixth a week ago
dropped clear out of the top 20.
Iowa, with its 14-10 surprise
against Michigan State, jumped
into the No. 3 spot from the No. IL
berth, displacing Maryland, the
1853 mythical national champion.
The Terps, idle last weekend,
dropped to sixth, while UCLA ad-
vanced from eighth to fourth and
Wisconsin moved in at No. S from
a tenth-place tie with Baylor last
week.
The rest of the top 10 lines up
like this: Duke, Mississippi, South
ern California and Penn State.
Missing, in addition to Georgia
Tech and Illinois, both dealt telling
blows last weekend, are Texas,
No. until humping into Notre
Dame; Michigan State and Baylor.
The Longhorns wound up 18th, be-
hind Baylor, with Michigan State
another length back at No. 13 after
being ranked No. Z.
Duke, Southern Cal and Penn
State are newcomers to the top 10
along with Iowa while Mississippi
moved up one notch from ninth.
Penn State, the outfit that upset
Illinois 14-12, wasn't even listed a
week ago, while Duke, and South
ern Cal moved up from 1S and
Is respectively.
The top ten with number of first
place votes in parenthesiS (points
based on 10 for first, 9-8-7, 6-5, 4-3-
The Key West citizen., 1954-09-28

Prince Dare, having failed to
stand up under training this sea-
son, has been retired to stud. His
best season was as a juvenile
when he earned $64,375 including
first in the $4,000 Maryland Gold
Cup.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-17
NotabIes Join Throne
Al Mass 10 Observe
81. Patrick's Day

More than 1900 persons cele-
brated st. Patrick's Day by at
tending mass today in st. Pat
rick's Catholic Church, Tenth
and q streets NV.
The entire staff of the Irish
Embassy. with the exception of
Ambassador John j, Hearn, was
at the traditional mass. Ambas-
sador Hearn was out of town on
a speaking engagement,
Senators Murray of Montana
and Chavez of New Mexico. both
Democrats. were among those
present. In addition, aproxi-
mately Is members of the House
were at the mass.
The Most Rev. Patrick A..
OBoyle. archbishop of WASH
ington. was celebrant. The Most
Rev. Amleto Giovanni Cicognani.
apostolic delegate to the United
States. presided.
Archbishop O'Boyle and his
assistants were dressed in green
vestments and the church was
decorated with green flowers.
The Most Rev. John NJ. Nc
Namara. auxiliary bishop of
Washington told the gathering:
''It is not the mind of the church
to make the celebration of St.
Patrick's Day a mere salute to
the past. 1t is her desire rather
to make it a challenge to the
present and to remind us who are
of the present that this day
serves its purpose only insofar
as it inspires thoughts of st.
Patrick'S way-the way of faith
and love and sacrifice"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-17
District Driver Arrested
After High Speed Chase

A Washington man was
arrested today after a high-Speed
chase by police which ended with
his arrest at Washington Circle.
Arlington police said they first
spotted Paul N. Jacobs, 81. of the
800 block of Hemlock court NV,
about 3 am. going at a high rate
of speed along Route l near
Glebe road and headed toward
Washington.
Pvts. Clifford Thompson and
Kenneth Davis gave chase. They
radioed District police.
Jacobs was taken to, No. 3
precinct where he posted $57
collateral on three charges-ex-
ceeding 20 miles per hour in a
25-mile zone ip the District. fail
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-17
BY the Associated Press

CALCUTTA, India, Mar. IT,
On behalf sof President Eisen-
hover, Ambassador George Allen
presented the National Geo.
graphic Society's Hubbard Medal
yesterday to Tiger Tensing, the
Sherpa guide who topped Mount
Everest with New Zealand's Sir
Edmund Hillary last May.
Gen. Eisenhower recently pre-
sented a Hubbard Medal to Sir
Edmund in person when he was
visiting the United States.
Mr.. Allen told Tensing the
medal could be regarded as pos
sibly the worlds greatest award
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-17

ing to sign his drivers permit
and disorderly conduct.
Meanwhile. Park police i'm
pounded his car on their parking
lot near Fort Myer. When Jacobs
went there to claim it. Arlington
police were waiting for him with
a warrant charging him with
aggravated reckless driving. He
posted $53.75 on that charge.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-17
Walter Wuneer Nomed
In $3,Ol5,O00 Suit
BY The As.oeia,ed Press

NEW YORK, Mar. 17.-Writers
Peggy and Walter McGraw
named producer Walter Wanger
yesterday in a $3,015.00O suit
over authorship of the moving
picture, Riot in Cell Block H."
They commended in their Fed
eral Court action that the pic
ture was based on material they
had written and that they re-
ceived no compensation. Named
as a defendant with Mr.. Wanger,
producer-director Of Allied Artists
Productions. was Monogram
Pictures Corp.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-17
Yoshido to Visit U. S.

TOKYO, Mar. II tR.-Prime
Minister Shigeru Yoshida plans
to visit England. France, West
Germany, italy. India and the
United States this year. Japan's
Ambassador to Great Britain.
Shunichi Matsumoto. told Of the
plans after a visit to Yoshida's
home today.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-17
Hubbard Medal Presented 70 Tiger 1ensing

for adventure. He said he re-
GREETED Tensing could not go to
the United States so that the
President could personally pre-
sent it.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-17
oregon's Population

SALEM.-Oregon had the nth
largest percentage increase in
population from 1910 to 1850. ac-
cording to census figures.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-17

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-28
A Three-Seoson Future
There Are Thot Many Years, at Leost,
Ahead for Video's I Love Lucy
By Wayne Oliver
Assoeiused Press Stoff Writer

their new feature movie. 1.-THE
Long, Long Trailer"
Red-haired Lucille'S vola-
tile temper rose a few degrees
on Desi's comment which in
cluded a reference she took as
disparaging as to the word
ham,"
II pride myself on being the
biggest ham in the business"
she commented tartly. That's
ham-spelled t-r-o-u-p-e-r.
ANY one who likes to do
his job we'll is a ham. whether
actor, teacher. lawyer or what
have you. It's the old spirit
of the show must go on"
>"Why?" Desi needed.
I'm our business we say the
show must go on" she re-
torted. I'm any other it would
be called devotion to duty
to your job"
With that settled, Miss Ball
disclosed that when Lucy"
went on the air in the fall Of
1851, "the most we ever hoped
for was that we'd be in the
top TO-"
But within weeks. Lucy"
moved to No. / spot in popu-
larity among all TV programs
and has remained there since.
And when you're in first.
you're a bum if you drop to
second" Desi added. People
want to know, What's the
matter. are you tired? Are you
losing your touch?'"
A SNORT Producer
Desi disclosed there was
some skepticism at first about
whether he was suited for the
role of Lucy's husband on TV,
although he was Miss Balls
real-life husband.
But he says Hubbel Robin
son, jr., CBS-TV vice president
in charge of network programs.
championed him for the part
because he said if I'd been
her husband for II years, I
should be able to act like her
husband on TV."
Robinson in turn credits Desi
as being one Of TVS ablest
producers.
The present Lucy" produc-
ton schedule calls for 80 new
half-hour films a season and
seven repeats of previous sea-
sons best shows for 80 pro-
grams in all.
Meanwhile. they say their
schedule allows them plenty Of
time to do one feature movie
a year and they'll follow The
Long. Long Trailer" with 9TH
efs IF we find the right
scripts"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-28
Rodio-TV Week

NEW YORK.
The fabulous IT Love
Lucy" now in its third sea-
son. will continue in produc-
ton at least three more years,
say Lucille Ball and Desi
ArnaZ.
BY then they will have an
accumulation of more than
200 films of the weekly half
hour television show. they re-
ported here this week, and the
following season will start
syndicating them - distribut-
ing them directly to stations
for rerunS.
Part of the CBS-TV shows
for next season will be filmed
in color by the husband-wife
acting and producing team,
after that all will be in color.
Although we will start
shooting in color next season. I
don't believe color sets will be
in very wide use inside three
years." says Desi. But We will
have to be in color for COMPETE
tive reasons for the key places
that have color telecasts, and
by the time we start Syndica-
cations for reruns in our
seventh season 0957-8),
everything will be in color"
Meanwhile, Mr.. and Mrs.
Arnaz will continue to be gain
fully employed whether or not
they keep on producing new
episodes Of II Love Lucy" be-
yond the next three seasons.
Busy Film Firm
Their Desilu Productions,
which they own outright. is one
of Hollywood's busiest film
factories.
This year we'll produce
more than 100 hours of film
more than Metro and Fox to-
gether." says Desi.
Besides Lucy" which they
own, Desilu Productions also
turns out Our Miss Brooks"
and the Danny Thomas. Ray
Bolger and Loretta Young
shows for other producers.
Desi and Lucille have an
other show of their own in
pilot production, December
Bride" with Spring Byington, O..
and in March will start series
based on A. j. Cronin stories
and featuring Charles Coburn.
Desi. executive producer Of
Lucy" also will be producer
for the two new shows.
I'D rather produce and di-
rect then act" he remarked
over the luncheon table at
the hotel where they stopped
this week while in from Hol-
lywood for the premiere of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-28

for 1854, more powerful than
ever. Luxurious interiors with
Bedford Cord fabrics harmonized
in color with sparkling, new
exterior colors.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-28

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The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-03-26
First Post ar
Church Built
In North Korea

S0k CH0. Korea ~ (NC) ~ A
cleaning granite church now rears
its tower over this difficult harbor.
80 miles north of the 18th Parallel
and the supply port for he eastern
end OF the front line. 1t is, perhaps.
the most significant landmark on
the coast.
A couple of more churches like
yours over the harbors we use, and
the Navy wouldn't have to keep its
fingers crossed when it sends a
ship in commented practical
minded navy officer to the pastor,
Father Patrick MCGOWAN, a Colum-
ban priest.
AS a spiritual landmark, how
ever, the church is really unique.
1t is the first to be built in what
was once communist North Korea.
Except for the churches built in
Spain after the civil war, it is the
first Catholic church in the world
to be erected in territory won back
from the Reds. The price in lives
and money paid for this piece of
ground make it the most expensive
real estate on earth.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-03-26
Springs To Repeat
Performance OF
Lady OF Fatima'

BY request, the Saint Mary of
the Springs Academy seniors will
repeat the play Ludy of Fatimd by
Father Urban Nsgle, O.P., chaplain
of the Springs, in honor of the
Marian Year. Two performances
will be given on Sunday, March %,
at 2:15 and $50 p. m.
Father Nagle has brought the
play up-to-date by rewriting the
twelfth scene p0rtraying Sister
Lucy of the Sorrows in her Car
melite Convent.
The same cast which played TO a
large audience on February %
will enact this timely drama. Acad-
emy seniors have the feminine
roles The large male cast has been
drawn from ST Charles, Aquinas,
Ohio State University, and Lock
bourne Air Base. The juvenile
parts are played by children from
Christ the King parish. Tickets
are one dollar and may be pur-
chased at the box office.
College students will assist in
the direction and production of the
play which ran for forty-one per
formances at the Blackfriars
Theatre in New York when Father
Nagle was director there. The pre-
sent cast has had the benefit of
advice and assistance from the
playwright.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-03-26
Puerto Ricans
Stage Rites For
) Wounded SOlons

SAN JUAN-(NC)-BiShop James
P. Davis Of San Juan blessed the
wreath which was placed before
the Victory Monument after civic
parade to express sympathy for
the five members of the House OF
Representatives shot by Puerto
Rican Nationalist in the Capitol
at Washington on March /.
About 5000 demonstrators, or
ganized by the Puerto Rican State
hood Party, carried US. flags and
banners which read: We are not
pro Americans = but Americans
and Violence has no place in de-
mocracy."
Both Puerto Riean Statehood
Party top leaders, Miguel A. Garcia
Mendez, and Luis A. Ferre, are
practical Catholics. Several Catho-
lie organizations have sent mes
sages to House Speaker Joseph W
Martin, Jr., to the Knights of Co
lumbus and the Holy Name So
ciety deploring the violence.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-03-26
LEGAL NOTICE

of the IsAg acre tract of land now
owned by Michael ]. Ready. Bishop
thence northward with the center line
OF said alley TO the center line of peSh-
Ter Avenue, thence westward with the
center line of Desher Avenue, 70 the
east corporation line Of the City Of Co
hmbus: thence northward with the east
corporation line Of the City Of Columbus
to the place of beginning. containing ap-
proximntely 80 acres, more or less.
together with a map Of said territory ac-
comnanying said petition filed with the
Board on February %. 1854. and present.
ed to the Board Of County Commissioners
at a regular session thereof held this 18th
dav Of March 1884. be, and the same are
hereby ordered filed in the office Of The
County Auditor: and
BE TT FURTHER RESOLVED. by the
Board of County Commissioners Of Frank.
lin County. Ohio. that a hearing upon
said petition shall be held At the office
of the said Board. at the Franklin County
Court House, st 10 \. m.s on the Iath
day Of MAY. 1854; and
BE m FURTHER RESOLVED that the
Clerk or Assistant Clerk OF the Board If
County Commissioners be, and hereby il,
directed to notify the agent Of the petit
TONERS Of the time and place Of ssid hear
ing.
Voting Aye thereon: c. r. LauderhAugh,
Harry 7. Nigor, aud Henry A. koontx.
C. F. IanderbAugh
Harry r. Vigor
Henry A. koontz
BOARD OF COUNTY
COMMISSIONERS.
FRANKLIN COUNTY. OHIO.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-03-26

The feast of the Annunciation
will assume more Importance this
year because of stepped-up devo-
ton TO the Mother of God than
il has for the last number of years.
On its own, however, it is mighty
important feast. | like to think of
il as the feast of the human will.
II surely vindicates Gods faith IN
the human will and its freedom,
for the Blessed Virgin had TO make
up her own mind in regard to
her part in the plan of the re
demption. Adam aud Eve did a
mighty faulty job with their will.
and so did millions of others until
Mary showed her perfect conform
ity to the will of God. Pray TO her
when your Will needs strength.
Friends of 81. Joseph
For the young man who wants
10 90 to work for God and his fel-
lowman in a big hurry, there is
nothing like a Lay Brother. These
great men are doing a wonderful
piece of social work and rate our
highest respect. One of the quick
est ways to help the spread of the
Church according to the plan Of
God is to enlist the very necessary
aid of thousands Of young men in
voeations to the Brotherhoods now
working in our country. Ii you
want further information on the
subject get i'll touch with your par
ish priests. Brothers are not men
who get washed out of SeminarieS;
they have a distinct vocation that
is really wonderful.
Lost and Found Saint
II seems that every SO often ]
misplace something and have to
get my faith strengthened in st.
Anthony. The other day | hunted
like mad for a lost article before
| thought of St. Anthony, and then
| sent him a SOS. | found the
hunted article so quickly that | am
willing TO add the name Auto
matte to the great saints name.
II is wonderful the way God shows
His power even in the little things
that are not going to change the
world at large. Be sure to remem-
ber ST. Anthony even though you
can't remember where you mis-
placed nine-tenthS of your belong
ings.
L Real Gone
If you shrink from responsibility
YOU have shrunk too far already.
For All Time
Save your youth for your old
age-its Sinless memories, that is
Give Something of Yourself
About this time during Lent you
should accept the challenge to
give TO charity with a great deal
of joy Your Lenten practices Just