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MOTOR TRAVEL

SEATTLE. WASH. about Aug. /.
share driving apd/or expenses
woman. ref. pref. JU. 5-s9l7 after
noon. 29'
CT WANTS some one to help drive to
Seattle. Washington. share expenses,
JU. 7-944S. -29
PENSACOLA, FLA.-Passengers to
share expenses: leave Fri. morn. July
> ia S-5722. 30'a
WANT ride to Ocean City, Nd, July
9 or 3. NE. S-6045.
DRIVING TO CALF. this week end.
Passengers wanted to share ex-
penses. Elk. 3-2224. Il.
Los ANGELES about July !; take
/ or 2; assist drive, share expenses.
AID. 1850. LII. 2-6393. go
Los ANGELES July 2 or 8. 1 pas
driving. VICTOR ADoRIAN. ia. g.
n 605g q ST 3-S 4Uqi Ext; ,R SVS. , An
around July 1. take / or q; share.
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ROOMS WITH BoARD

2OOI COLUMBIA RID. NV, at Conn.
ave. Good meals; attrac. single
rm.; SIS; dble.' $12. co. 5-@493.
THE MARIETTA, 1925 18th st. NV.
Lovely, cool sgle. and dble. rms.
with running water. For ynE. ladies
and men. Showers, excel. meals, elev.
WALTER REED vIC.-sgle. rm, in
sic 30 wk. Man pref. ia. 9-1760.
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Lumber 1-12O0

OPEN WEDNESDAY. THURSDAY,
FRIDAY NIGHTS TIL 9
OPEN EVERY SAT. AND SUN.
SIT. special studs. 80 cents each;
AXIS insulating wall boards. 1920
each; AXIS plywoods, S3.95. Mold
ings, sheathing. sidings. insulation
paints. shelving. roofing, cement
sand and gravel, used plumbing nx'
ROBINSON LUMBER CO.
1899 Kenilworth NE. LU. 1-120(
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ROOMS WANTED

REFINED YOUNG LADY desires single
room and board, close to shower
on 1st or 2nd floor or elev. service
Box UT. Star. 29'
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1900 BILTMORE ST, NV bedrm..
liy: rm.. kit and bath with utils--
1Si33 RHODE ISLAND AVE. NV
Lovely efnciency near Conn. ave.
with utils.. $50. Apis. nicely furn. {;
excel. locations. See Mr.. Palmer
1874 Columbia I'd. NV. c.. AID.
4-2O59. ewes. LU 2-9117. 80
CAPITOL H1LL!ii
Liv. rm.. bedrm.. kit, bath: End FIR
front apt: $50 per mo-; all utils
incl. Cab AID. 1884 or WO. 6-7ss1
EXCELLENT LOCATIONS
One -bedrm. apt with utils.. SO. so.
Also l-bedrm. apt, with .utilS.. 81
Immed poSs. See MR.. PALMER
CT. 1914 Col. I'd. NV. AID. 4-2059
Ewes. LII. 2-91I7. II
$500 K ST. NV.
. rms. full kit; and bath: newly DEF.
apt. bldg. $50 per mo.
NE. s-6624 B
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BOOKS BOUGHT. any quantity. anc
removed ct our expense. ALBION
DIAMOND JEwELRY Of any descrip-
ton; gold and silver; cash paid
, ERSN SSSI,v SuRk' 6I4 iStn 81 I;u NV
cash prices. Prompt service: Also
spinet pianos. Don't sell till you
call NO; 1000. 49,
tents or odd pieces. also old china
bric-a-brac Buying and selling fol
55 years HOPWOOD'S 9Th and
SITS NV ME S-h227
FURNITURE WANTED. any amount
cash for single pieces or entirt
household. III. 5-0313. "a
FURNITURE - Wanted today. fur
niture, any amount: Also need re
fgr.. gas range and good piano. Cal
FURN. WANTED-WilI buy all kind
Of Good used furniture: top price
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Stone. FlagStone, CemenT

Specializing in retaining walls. patioS
porches, lily ponds, fireplaces. etc.
o4-hr. service. For a free estimate
e call JERRY, LII 1-4156.
TILE-New installations and repairs
BROS IA. 9-260n. M S-2296
TV REPAIRS, FREE ESTIMATE; da,
or night service; reas. rates; al
work, parts and labor guaranteed
wear We also specialize in Munt7
FoR SATISFACTORY sLIPCOvER
drapes, and alterations visit on
vocational. recreation, ana vale
center. To. 2-76SO.
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FILE CABINETS

LIE NAD11NC i y
$685..
4-drawer steel letter, file cabinsts
steel roller bearing, OF make S2.95
like new condition. Hundreds card
files. wood. steel. all sizes 40 cents
per drawer, unlimited quantity once
furniture reconditioned at savings
up to 1871. Free delivery and park
MANHATTAN OFFICE EQUIP. co.
639 NEW YORK AVE. NV.
FIXTURES, dress shop; wall case,
show case. glass inclosed dress case,
cash register Best offer. 1921 You
FOAM RUBBER. cut any shape;
LAND. PAS F NV. Elk. 1868. .
FREEZER. upright, L. Gu. IT., new.
FREEZER, upright Ammana. almost
new: cost $3.50. sell for $3.50 or best
offer LO 10000, after pm: 20
FURSITTREone simmons Sim sofa S.b bed
SIS; one metal bed. sprg. and matt,
S35. Call JU. 5-65S5. Il
FURNITURE-Bedr din. nm, etc.
good cond; moving to Fla. very
reas price, 1913 Varnum st. NV
FURNITURF-studio couch: brkfst
set. Formica top; coffee table; liv,
rm table. etc. Ii. 6-1S61.
FURNITURE - 9piece mahog. din;
rm set; antique sofa with tufted
back: solid mahog bedrm. set; etc.
Excel. cond. Reas. OF. 4-7122. i
FURNITURE--7-pc din. set. incl. 4
CHI. l buff, | CHI closet. l nah.
table, loveseat. easy chair. occ.
chair. chif. draw. nah. van. dress.
LA. 6-Sl63 or AID. 4-2S97' after
FURNITURE - Unclaimed. Modern
sofa $50 occasional chair So. sec
retarial desk S@5 sofa and match
ing chair 500. loveseat bed 500
studio couch $50. rocker SO. cas-
we'll chair SIS television stool So
washstand So, innerspring mattress
! $40, club chair S15, sofa bed $40
ice cream parlor chairs 81 80, Hide
away bed. Sl40. We also do reup-
| holstering: sofa and chair S9S. slip.
! covers S54: labor and material in.
Guided. Furniture refinished. ANTIQUE
restoring cabinet work. corntces anc
| draperies. No job too large or toS
small. HOFFMAN UPHOLSTERERS
| 2447 18th street NV. co. SOLE
FURNITURE SALE-Brand-ne bet
ter-grade bedrm. dining rm., livint
rm. from unclaimed freight and fac
for cash. LION STORAGE BLDG.
400 New York ave. NV, daily, 1916
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CABINET. kitchen. dble.; good as
new; porcelain; half price. Also
over-stuffed chair. JU. 1861.
CASH REGISTER. McCasky cleo, mod :,
gear old; reas. IA. 5-9326. after
) pm. 80
CHAIRS. . twin, ! club. Swedish mod
ern. Slip covered Studio couch with
l long cushion. 10. 2-0554. Il
DIAMONDS-Lady's 3 cts, marouise
cut 81 $50: lady'S ia cts. perfect
$40. la Y1os. = .d Ct, Sic; led tL
sdys Il e ets e emeTsid c rRE si7s5
LIVINGSTON & CO., 1923 H st. NV
ME S-526S. 3
DTCTAPHONE EQUIPMENT. 3 dicta.
tors. , transcribers. ] shaver; best
offer. Call DI. 7-s215. Ext. 20;
DINING ROOM SET. 1e pieces, darE
oak, hand carved, moving. Call NO
1913. i
DINING ROOM TABLE. 8 chairs. ma
hogany table pad; price. $40; pla!
pen, So. JU. S-2592. i
DISHWASHER, kit. cabinets. kit
sink sinks c gas range Al USED but !!
Erie ave. Takoma Park. Md. =!
DhGSpLh' Ida BE uldAlOSdASB UCauIlAu
mirror, Sl5. NO. 1-9045. 30
ELECTRIC WASHER. apt. size, wiring
er attachment, excel. motor, prac
tically new, SIS; HO. 2-36S4.
GOLF Clubs, Spaulding. Top Flight
SET Of =, 4 woods; , 1894 model, bes
FANS-MAKE YOUR OWN FAN. US
/ the motor of your furnace blower
We furnish the blades. Also com
plete fan kits GRIGSBY co. 120%
K st. NV.
FAN. 2O-in. Viking. window exhaust
l yr. old; reasonable. JE. 2-7193
FAN. 1 exhaust, "a in, with CT
motor. y hip; ! exhaust fan. belt
driven. 3O-in Century motor, "a
hip. motor, no or 220 volts, Wag
ner refrigerator compressor. AID. 4
1899. .
FAN - WESTINGHOUSE Mobilaire:
month old; $40. TU. 2-429l. st
/ FANS-Window fans, 20-in.. S34 81
while they last, reg. S49,95 fan
attic fans, Gain. type "a" assem-
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| tor; fan blade. shaft and bearing
| kit, $9.95 while they last, Bildur
! own. use your motor. Don't wait. &c
/ yours now at these low preseason
prices. Blades. bearings, shafts. mo
TRIO EQUiiPMENT CO, .473 sher
man aye n " An o. R0O
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AIR CONDITIONER
CIOSE-OUT

rANDARp TIRE AND BATTERY 6 CO
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RRICK-T,UMBER

SUMMER Is HERE-Come in now and
, get your building and repair needs
at our low winter prices. Fun hne
new and used. Come in, look around.
Save SIS Free delivery. Open Sat.
ARROW WRECKING CO. 800
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2-REDROOM APT

ALL NEW FURNITURE
With mod. kit, equip. with garbage
disposal. Beauty Craft cabinets. Ice.
and exhaust fan: auto. ldry. faciis.,
outside drying lines; ofi-street park.
ing. lge., equip. playground and rec
reation area; cow. to schools. shops.
transp. Cow. to Boiling, Andrews.
to Ala. left on Ala. to Wheeler I'd,
right on Wheeler I'd. to Waller. left
to 1870 Wahler ri. 10. 2-37S3 or
10. 1864. .
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pvt. entr. JU. 5-953i, JU. b-54s4
CAPITOL HILL. 500 East Capitol
For discriminating people; . or 3
empl; adults: lge. liv.. rm.. dinette
and kit. 6edrm; and bath; entirely
CONGREss HE1GHTs-Liv. Tm.. di.
H nstts' Kit. be sIn.. bath. Tv incl
RIGG P1.. mr.. 18th and R SITS. NV.
and ChaStleton Hotel-Newly dec
niShed: modern kitchen: all utilities
very convenient location and pleas
ant atmosphere: sos. DE. 2-6l94.
UPPER QUE ST. N.w-Live in town
IKE out Of town; 3-rm. enc; incl
1atiI go. 500 mo. EN-. 1898 80:
BRIGHT LIVING ROOM. alcove. bed
rm.. lge. din. rm.-kit. comb. incl.
porch: $65. 3O33 18th st. NV 30
GEORGETOWN-English bsmt., stu
dc die for Dr.. or smDl oi adults TAN Mu. E.
CALIFORNIA ST. AND CONN. NV
Charming 2-rm.. kit and bath apt. :;
suit. 2 persons; magnificent view;
best NV. loc.; close downtown;
switchboard service; roof Earden !;
H. 400 I nG incl Exit stil ass avail july
IS4I IRVING ST. N.W.-Cool bsmt.
rms, kit, bath, porch: gentleman;
S46, Also Ink. I'm. $50. co. 5-OS76.
80
GA. AND N. HAMPsHIRE-Bsmt. apt.
liv. rm., . bedrms., foyer, kit, bath
excel. transp.; reas. RA: 3-4S07.
Mr.. 18th AND EASTERN AVE. at
the District line-Lge bedrm.. liv
rm., dinette, kit. bath: completely
furn.; 500 mo-; utils; incl; from
2 to z mos; no children. JU. g.
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KITCHENS IN COLOR
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DOWNTOWN NV

Lovely elevator bldg. mr. Dupont Cir.
Gle and Conn. ave. sun deck and
garage parking Will air-cond
EFFICIENCY, $99.50
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BRICKLAYER TO BUY my equip,
ment, > mixers, mortar boxes: II
4 steel scaffolds. brick saw shovel
picks, AA bell. 1914 18th st. NV
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TIVERTON
l1@1 Gath ST. NV.
/ Room. Pvt. Bath. RefrigeratoP
Utilities Furnished, $50
SAERS REALTY co.
1719 Eye st. NV. DI. 7-2617
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I OR 2 MEN to share large. modern,
furn. apt. near Naylor Gardens with
/ other man until Nov. while family
in Europe; daily maid service. cook:
ing facils. ride to Congr. Library II
desired; reas. LU. 4-9275 after 9.
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-09
DeMarco And Carter Bout Is TV Feature

On November IL, the eyes of the
fight world center on the San
Francisco Cow Palace when cham
pion Paddy De Marco defends his
world lightweight crown against
former title holder Jimmy Carter
in the goth championship contest
in the Pabst Blue Ribbon Bout ser
les.
Carter will assume a role he
played once before after Lauro Sa.
las took the title from him IN
1852 on a decision victory. Five
months later Carter recaptured
the crown from Salas. Against De
Marco, Jimmy viii find the chal
lenger role much more difficult for
il took Paddy nine hard years uf
fighting before he won the title
from Jimmy in a startling upset
and the champion intends to wear
the crown for a long time.
The 15-round bout will be aired
from coast to coast by Pabst Blue
Ribbon beginning al 10 p. m. East
ern Standard Time. An estimated
10 million fight enthusiasts VIII
view the contest over a CBS-TV
netword of more than 100 stations.
Station WTvJ viii carry the title
bout locally.
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-09

De Marco. a rough, tough and
rugged battler. makes his first title
defense agasint Carter. In March
of this year he surprised the fistle
world with his astounding upset
over Carter in a world title bout.
Supposedly on the downgrade as
a boxer. the eoeky, fiat nosed We.
teran entered the ring determined
and confident. He baffled Carter
with his style. checked assaults
with excellent counter punching.
and made Jimmy fight the way he
wanted.
PiIing up an early lead, the
Brooklyn Billy Goat did an effec.
tive job Of oct -maneuvering Carter
in the closing rounds when the for
mer champion tried desperately
for a knockout. A pro since l045,
Paddy is persistent and skillful in
using his left hand and is consider
ed an able boxer although his lung.
ing, bull-llke charges are not too
popular with the fans.
The 28-year-old champion has
beaten most Of the top l35 pound
ers in his climb TO the champion
ship including an upset against
Ralph Dupas in January, 1854 and
a decision win over Armand Sa.
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-09
Civic Bowling League
Ten pinnings

Tyler 169. Chessman 1853 !.
Williams 167. Taylor 167. Good.
all l66 f. Kaufman l66 BiIder-
back. .Pulka. .Poganski. .Styl-
lenelli. all 165. Hi single for
this one is $40 by Gilmore team
followed by Key West Supply with
907. Navy league. Sundays
mixed couples. Standings. :.
team 7 with 1912 ga, s with 1914.
7la, s with 1878, No. / with 1910,
3 with 9ia-10i2, s got gil, four
7-12l3 and 2 with 6.14. few
high zoos or less. S. Thompson
200 j. Johnson 1874, Maxine Ritter
189. hi for team so far goes
to 6 with 1858. 4 with 1926 and /
with 2599. hi single team. No.
4 935, No. / COS and No. 8 903
these teams are numbered but
no names. the women do extra
fine this league. few women
highs, M. Ritter 1856, A. Valiant
457, Cats and NJ. Thompson tied
with asa. .Thompson's 200 game
was rolled in the Icicle Corner CAL
ley u. Navy Wives League:
very hot league. leading is Kot-
ton King with 2o-S followed by N.
c. c. S. with 19ta.SIa. .Sigsbee
Snackery 1873 and Sewing Machine
Center It'll. .Maury's Luggage
14-14, A and B Storage 11.17, Faus-
to's Food Palace 6i2-211a and Co.
ca Cola 5-23. last weeks team
3-game highs went to Kotton King
2165, Snaekery 2123 and Maury's
2122. team single game hi. 4.
Snackery 752. .Kotton King TAT
and Coca Cola 1877. few his
individuals. .Marge Guthrie 206,
Jane Grenuck 1872, and Dee Fol
kins 1877. :. 3 game HIS. Anne
Valiant 535. Dee Folkins 527. and
Marge Guthrie 467. High average
for league is held by Dee FoIkins
with 100. :. few back breakers
picked up, Louise Duke clipped
the $40 while Anne Valiant brought
the bacon of $40 and 81 in. 1.
Women's 500 club this league. :.
Louise Duke SIS and 511. Anne Va
liant SIS and $50, Dee Folkins SAT
and Vera Williams 500. .200 club
. .Msrge Guthrie 206, Lou Duke
Ruth Forstyhe 2ol and Lu Fleming
200 even. that's it.
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-09
BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

Southeastern Conference foot
ball squads held light drills Mon
day to get in shape for Saturdays
rugged contests.
Georgia, at the top Of the league,
worked out in sweat clothes. No
Gripping injuries were suffered in
the l4-13 victory over Florida and
coaches thought the squad should
be in fine physical fettle for the
clash with Auburn.
The Auburn squad also took it
easy after the upset victory over
Miami. Fullback Joe Childress,
backs Dave Middleton and Bobby
Freeman, end Jim Pyburn and
tackle Frank D'Agostino all sported
bruises but were expected to be
ready for the Bulldogs.
The Georgia Tech squad drilled
behind closed gates. Coach Bobby
Dodd said they would continue to
do so the remainder Of the season.
Teams alternated between defense
against Alabama plays and offense
against Alabama-style defense.
A'at1 ma in t'lrn worked hard
to develop an offensive punch. The
team hasn't scored touchdown in
10 quarters. Fullhack Jerry Chap.
parelli was reported back in form
after missing action for several
weeks.
The Florida squad concentrated
on becoming familiar with the
single wing formation they'll see
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-09

vioie. In over so fights, De Marco
was stopped only once ~ on euis
by Sandy Saddler.
A ring warrior for eight year.
Carter scored a lAround knockout
against Ike Williams and won the
lightweight title IN 1851. In two fol.
lowing championships bouts he de-
fealed Art Aragon and Lauro Sa.
las before losing TO Sslas in re.
turn match in 1852.
Jimmy recaptured the crown
from Salas five months later. The
30-year old New Yorker then kayo.
ed three challengers. Tommy Col
Inns in four rounds. George Araujo
in I3, and Armand Savoie in five.
In regaining the championship
from Salas, Carter joined hands
with Lou Ambers as the only light.
weight TO recapture the title from
the fighter who had taken il from
him. A calm and confident ring.
man, the compact. fiye-foot six
inch former titieholder possesses
superior skin and punching power.
He Is an excellent combination
puncher, good hooker and a solid
smasher with either hard. This viii
be Carter's ninth title bout. Car.
ter PAGES himself well throughout
a fight and has plenty to spare
when finalr round efforts are made
Among other victims, Jimmy
Knocked out Enrique BoIanos, Del
Flanagan, Ronnie Harper and Car.
los Chavez, won and lost To Percy
Bassett and decisioned Wallace
Smith and Luther Rawlings.
A quiet person when outside the
ring. Jimmy lives with his wife
and tso children IN South Ozone
Park. Long Island.
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-09
|Sedgman Blames
Kramer For Low
Net Standards

MELBOURNE 6P - Frank Sedg.
man, who almost sinsIehandedly
brought the Davis Cup back 10
Australia, today blamed Jack Kra-
mer for what he termed "a def.
mite decline in world amateur ten.
mis- standards. :
Writing in the Melbourne Sun.
sedgman. the 1852 Wimbledon
champion who now ii q touring
professional. described Kramer as
a certain WHY American gent, !"
who caused amateur tennis 10 suf.
fer because be was able 10 buy
UP the best amateurs
After each contract has been
signed, there always has been a
iull among the amateurs until
someone else hits the 'front.' said
Sedgman. who currently Is play
ing with Kran1ers troupe.
we are in ore Of those luis
Al the moment ard il is taking
quite a while for the Amateurs 10
come out Of il. he said. ANA
ieur tennis at the present time
lacks that hero world hero who
spurs on all other players 10 knock
of his crown
Sedgman obviously was thinking
cf the past season when no one
player stood out Major cham
psonsnips Of the world we're div.
ided among several players WITH
Vic Seixas winning the United
States title--the last big one
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-09
Ole Miss Back
Leads Scoring
Nv me ASSOCIATED PRESS

Allen (Redl Muirhead, Mississip-
pl halfback who has led the South
eastern Conference scoring parade
since the season opened, ran his
point production TO 90 against
Memphis State Saturday,
Muirhead scored two of Ole Miss
eight touchdowns in the $40 romp.
Aubnrn's Joe ChildresS. the
SECS No. 2 scorer, brought his
total to II points with a touch
down and two conversions against
Miami.
Art Davis of Mississippi State
Is in third place with 36 points.
Tied for fourth with 80 points each
are Bobby Freeman Of Auburn,
JACKIE Simpson of Florida, jim
my Patton of ole Miss, Tom Tracy
of Tennessee and Charley Horton
of Vanderbilt,
Next come Paige Cothren of Ole
Miss and Bobby Luna of Alabama
with 2s apiece.
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-09
Frosh Nip
Georgia Tech, l4-6

AUBURN, Ala. ca - Auhurn's $
freshmen completed an indicated
season by winning from Georgia
Tech yesterday f4-6
Left halfbaek Stan Flowers of
Tech took individual rushing hon
ors with I29 yards. The So, 30.
pound back can run the Ioo-yard
dash IN 90. and he loo,.ed his best
against the Tiger yeariings.
Auburn recovered a tumble on
the Tech 2T and drove to . touch.
down IN the first quarter The scor-
ing play was the second Of two
passes from quarterback Jimmy
Cook % end Jimmy Phillips. The
first for = yards put the bail On
the visitors foar.
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-09
Cyclone Fulmer Lauded AS He
Wins 18th Straight Victory
BY MURRAY ROSE

NEW YORK Up -- Undefeated
Gene (Cyclone) Fullmer, a good,
tough and aggressive middleweight
has an invitation TO come back to
New York any time as a result of
his rousing Eastern and television
debut against Jackie La Bua.
The strong legged, 23-year-old
middlweight from West Jordan,
Utah, made his perfect record $50
last night by drubbing the New
York prospect at Eastern Park
way Arena for a lopsided 10-round
decision.
AS a result, matchmaker Teddy
Brenner signed the Rocky Mountain
copper miner for a Dec. 20 tilt with
Rocky Castellani, fourth-ranking
16O pound contender.
IF Castellani doesn't want to
take on the kid-but | think he
win Wen get Paddy Young
or some other top middleweight, "
said Brenner. This kid is the best
Westerner to come here since we
brought Bobo Olson in from the
Coast for his Eastern debut"
"Castellani, Olson, or anyone"
said the calm victor. Its all the
same to me. All want to know is
did the fans like il? That's what
/ wanted most. 1t was my first time
on television."
He was assured that he did fine.
His face lit up.
II could have done better" he
said. 81 wasn't as sharp as I've
been before. But I'm glad the fans
liked it"
The only thing the Korean War
vet didn't do was floor or knock
out the strong jawed, q year old
New Yorker. Jackie, however, Is
a tough foe to down. He has been
stopped only once.
Fullmer weighed 1S4t4, La Bua
15sl4.
In the other Tv fight of the
night at ST. Nicholas Arena, Ken
ny Lane, of Muskegon, Mich,
scored a 1o-roand upset and dis
puted split decision over Orlando
Zulueta, fifth-ranking lightweight
from Cuba. All six writers at the
ringside thought the Cuban, a / S
favorite, won it handily. Zulueta
weighed 136, Lane i3T.
When he heard the decision,
Hymie THE Mink WaIlman. Zulu.
eta'S manager. was speechleSs for
one Of the few times in his life.
After that his screams of protests
went on and on and on.
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-09
Page THE KEY WEST CITIZEN Tuesday. November o. 1ss
SEC Holds Light
Drill Sessions

SatuE ~ when they face Tennes-
see. Soach Bob Woodruff said
they'd also spend lot of time
working on defense.
At Tennessee, Coach Harvey
Robinson put the reserves through
brisk drill against the offensive
formations Florida is expected to
use. Ace tailback Jimmy Wade
was recovering from a new leg
injury and may see only limited
action Saturday.
Louisiana State scrimmaged un-
til dark on the kind Of plays Mis-
sissippi State is expected to use.
Tackle Gary Dildy returned for
his first contact work since suffer
ing a broken hand in the Texas
Tech contest.
The first two Mississippi State
teams held light scrimmages while
the other players worked against
freshmen using Louisiana State
plays.
The Tulane regulars went through
light signal drills and then studied
scout reports on Vanderbilt. At
Nashville, Vanderbilt Coach Art
Guepe gave the offense a COM
plete checkup and worked with the
backfield. Both teams have yet to
win a game this season.
The Mississippi squad moved
through Individual drills preparing
for the game with the University
of Houston in Texas, while the
Kentucky varsity was given a hol-
iday for the first time this season.