The Key West Citizen Newspaper, November 11, 1940, Page 3

THE KEY WEST CITIZEN It ; Not ‘All Tom Harmon At Michigan-- He Has A Slam-Bang Supporting Cast MICHIGAN GRIDDERS SPURRED BY THEIR PEPPERS BATTLE : { PLEDGE TO ‘MAKE IT A YEAR YOST FOR LEADERSHIP WILL NEVER FORGET’ 10 Texas A. & M. Nears Second Consecutive Southwest Conference M REAL CHINESE CHOP SUEY, CHOW MEIN Sunday Special TURKEY DINNERS, 50c MANY OTHER SELECTIONS POPULAR BEERS Gulf Stream Restaurant and Grille ‘Trailer Park Division and Simonton Streets NEW YORK-BUSY BEE BARBECUE | All Kinds Of Sandwiches CUBAN SANDWICHES 18e ANDWICHES ‘Wc and TSc AND SAVE These merchants have qualified as leaders in their divisions. . each deserves your wholehearted support. tsa et mnt aensperanenamnepebencenanon| By WATSON N. SPOELSTRA, AP Feature Service Writer ANN ARBOR, Mich., Nov. 11. ing H. (Hurry-Up) Yost will re- Jags have dubbed Michigan tye “Tom Harmon University”, but the Wolverines in their drive to- ard an undefeated football sea- son are giving the high-scoring All-America back super-support. Generally overshadowed by at- tention given to the hard-work- SOLDE™S AND MARINES | CLASH IN OPENER TONIGHT next spring and Michigan’s team spirit is built on this dedi- catory note. e other individual fac- *s big year. Eva- CHICKEN S. e 1Se HOT PORK SANDWICHES 10c Beer And Wine 903 Simonton Street INSURANCE Office: 3 Phone No. I The PORTER-ALLEN COMPANY A battle for the leadership of the Civilian League of the Key to his repu- # cher fan wont West Amateur Softball A’ssocia-; ing Harmon’s spectacular play > as an astute field tion will develop tonight in the are three factors which Coach general. second game of a regular double- H. O. (Fritz) Crisler says are “Our confidence in Evashevski header at Bayview Park. unique in his 18-year coaching as_a signal caller has been justi-. Pepper's Plumbers, _pace-set- esrecr. Th are team speed, fie ‘risler says. “We measure , f the Civy cuit. | tak j deadly nfield blocking and a quarterback’s efficiency on his ‘*T* Of the Civy circuit, take on ‘ Success on moving across the goal the Bombers, who are tied with Michigan's line, which averages line from the 20- or 25-yard line NavSta for second place. The z 196 pounds from end to and in his three seasons Evashev- runners-up are only a half-game ___ (By Associated Press) carries a wallop that is based on 1s been at his best in selec-'in the rear of the Pipe-Fitters.. NEW YORK, Nov. 11.—Playing speed. Sophomore Al Wistert, tion of plays in that area”. Odds favor the Plumbers, but i” 2 cold drizzle and ona mud- “MICHIGAN LOST SA’ LOST SATURDAY Westfall Impressive anything can happen in a ball Soaked Memorial Stadium fieid k Bob Westfall, although Bombers have already de- at Minneapolis, Minnesota's Gop- ——. n ee ae 0 Michigan's uridefeated rec- cored only one touchdown \teated the heavier, more-experi- hers came from behind to crush do so Michigan’s unbeaten Wolverines, crd came to an end Saturday year, has rolled ‘up @ four- enced Peppers and may 2 b when Mi ta’s Gophers rd average ou alee tries by rush- again tonight. 7-6, and practically assure them- cabarets 7-6,in '8 In the Mlinois ca West-. "U.S, Marines and U.S. Army, 3¢lves of the Western Conference one of the hardest-fought 2!! outgaincd Harmon three to knotted for second position hon-'title. The victory also gives the gridiron battles of ‘the sea- °M¢ over the slippery turf. ors in the Service League, tangle {Gophers an excellent chance of son to date. The comeback of Paul Kromer jn the opener of the twin bill, be- Copping national honors. Michi- a knee injury has helped ginning at 7:00 o'clock. The vic-/8an’s ace, Tom Harmon, account- 212-pound tackle and fas 1e- Michigan. Kromer, who outscored | tors_iir this contest will climb to'€d for the first touchdown of the man, ‘can extend Harmon in a on as a sophomore, has lost within a game of the leading ame ona pass to Evashevski foot race. lazing speed but his experi- yp53 early in the second quarter, but Crisler rates his team as the and punting have proved in- J eathernecks, who seem to be/failed on the try for the ‘extra best downfield blocking unit he . to down all other clubs in ‘Point. Later in the same period, seen. With Guards Milo understudy, the circuit except the Airmen, |Minnesota’s back, Bruce Smith, Ralph Fritz leading has had are confident they will gain sole ‘raced 80 yards down the field to y and Wistert not far be= Be mele: a_ stand-in this possession of second place. How- 'Pass the goal line\and tie the » Michigan forwards have year, bu sing and kicking gyer the Soldiers demonstrated Wolverines. Joe Mernik went mowed down the se > and he scored a jast Wednesday night they are a/into the game to kick for the ex- ondary this season to shake Har- Jown against California in team to be reckoned With after tfa point—and made it. A rec- mon loose. the opener. shellacking the CCC’s 15-10 be- 0rd crowd of approximately 64,- “Captain Of Blockers’ : higan has been primarily @ hing a 20-hit attack—and they /900 witnessed the hardest-fought This blecking efficiency isn’t running team this season, but in! wij) be in a fighting mo®d_ to-’8*idiron battle of the season. mere coincidence. In his first of- Ed Frutig the Wolverines night = Texas A. and M. registered its ficial act Capt. Forest E ve dout pass receiver. He ~~ eighteenth consecutive victory by appointed Joe Rogers as down- ht touchdown aerials against downing its toughest dpposition, ennsy] field blocking captain and the big P. nd Tilinois +Southern Methodist, 19-7. The end has been vigilant in keeping Michigan’s biggest weakness LEAGUE STANDINGS tussle was one of running on one his mates on the job. appears to be a shortage of cap- een {and and passing on the other. Evashevski also sponsored a able reserves. That’s why even | Aggies’ ‘All-America aspirant, voluntary pledge signed by all the curbstone quarterbacks are {John Kimbrough, gave his club squad members “to make this sea- reticent about forecasting an un- {the edge in their land strategy. son one which Yost will never defeated season with the major 'repeatedly smashing through the S.M.U. wall that vainly tried to forget”. Athletic Director Field-| powerhouses yet to be met hold him. Texas may become the first eleven to capture the South- west Conference title two years jin a row. Sixty-five thousand fans saw Stanford roll over the University of Washington, 20-10, dnd become Club— the favorite to represent the Pa- VP53 % 714 cific Coast in the Rose Bowl New | . US ee Gea 500 Year’s Day. It was Stanford's | visit- us. * = = 500 seventh straight victory. ccc ew . “286 = names ae a a * early in the second period, but CIVILIAN LEAGUE the Stanford steamroller came to PERMANENT WAVE SPECIALIST FOR QUALITY AND SERVICE—SEE US! Crown Treatments “See ionmedivte Tecate ‘Ril ates fo iss SSalac SE mets ic ‘DISH Massage S puenn ae 19 Duval St. cman Peer elidy by pris. J. Ne ARTISTIC BEAUTY SALON For Appointment—Phone 870 1116 Division St. SALES AND SERVICE See Them Now — On Display | Bie’ CalacPoot for... 911700 1212 Varela Street Phone 861-J | Fi A | KNIGHT’S Riestrical Current seamen Bt Service PLAY GOLF! 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Oth- (Bayview Perk Field, 7:00 pm.) er clubs in the Civilian Softball TONIGHT League play loose, uninteresting First Game—U.S. Army, ball when meeting any team ex- ing, vs. U.S. Marines, home. cept Pepper’s Plumbers, but the Second Game—Bombers, visit- moment they take the field ing, vs. Pepper's Plumbers, home. | (Key West Softball) oe R agaist ‘the Pipt-Fitters they in- WEDNESDAY NIGHT Club— Wits, ct (ne ereome and double variably display as good or better. First Game—VP83, visiting, vs.'Pepper’s Plumbers 4 2 667 th. opposition’s score. brand of softball than the Pep- CCC, home. eons +4 3 571 “Other scores: pers. Take the NavSta ten, for Second Game—NavSta, oan =e Notre Dame, 13; Navy, 7. instance. Wednesday of last ing, vs. Bombers, home. Florida, 18; Georgia, 13. eee ao eases thonstcenbers PebAS Wicker ; New Hope For Figewsy Northwestern, 32; Tilinois, 14. (By ahvemieia Press) “for sea = ipeceesiee to. First Game—U.S. Army, aa ae SEE roca is 6. e followin ame TDR 5 seat they crossed bats with the |i"& VS. VP53, home. SAN FRANCISCO—Pan-Amer-) Mississippi, 54; Holy Cross, 7 Plumbers, pace-setters of the cir- Second Game—NavSta, visit-'ican defense moves have en-, Brown, 13; Army, 7 ing, vs. Pepper’s Plumbers, home. |Couraged western automobile . Oklahoma A. & M. cuit and strongest active team = ee M.. af the city, and won, 6-2. Figure) MONDAY. NOVEMBER 18 | “lubs to renew agitation for the/ burn, 14 ate t out, if you can. Sint Gan Scere proposed Alaska-Argentina high-' Indiana, 20; Michigan State, 0. : sie ict aA nes, VIS- way. Am endorsement of it was| Oregon, 18; U.C.L.A., 0. iting. vs. CCC, home. voted at their recent conference Colorado State, 13; Utah State, Second Game—Pepper’s Plumb- | at Reno. 2. visiting, vs. Bombers,, home. | ‘DIAMOND GLEANINGS By RABID FANSTER °*C.GC.. Pandora _ “Marines - *Tie games. 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Losing to the Marines and CCC in succes- sion, the Soldiers last week stag- ed one, of the heaviest hitting at- tacks witnessed since the new season got under way to lambast the Carmpers, 15-10. Maybe it was @ue to the return of Sgt. George Nodine, peppy shortstop of the Doughboys, who had been visiting in New York. First Game—Trojans_ vs. Marines. Second Game — Key Conchs vs. Pirates. SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 24 First Game—Pirates vs. U.S. Marines. Second Game—Trojans vs. Key | West Conchs. West | Today's Horoscope’ The best phase of gree produces a brave, watchful and well-disposed person who | will face much to set right in its | place. When the aspects are bad, | an element of jealousy, combine with a volupfuous tendency ap- pears, which, if, allowed ven may bring .trouble, especially in dealings*with the opposite sex. ‘Saat | # eee SS to. thé Wifénding player arid. (Axsociated Press Femtare Service) —————— nl Duke University was playing an Eastern team. An end on the, Duke team complained to the referee that one of the opposing tackles was holding him. On the) next play the referee caught the | offender and barked: “Fifteen yards on you for hold- ” Gieenatig the Duke end turned ‘blurted: “How do you like that, you! blankety-blank?” today’s de-} ; Company, , Fast; Dependable Freight and Express Service Also Serving All Points On Florida Keys Between Miami and Key West Following Schedule Effective June 15th: ; be KEY CEPT SUNDAYS) AT 6:00 P. M. Arrives at Miami at 12:00 o'clock MIAMI DAILY (EXCEPT Midnight. ! LEAVES SUNDAYS) AT 12.00 o'clock Mid- } night = arrives at Key West at 6:00 ql | The referee was right on hint: | “Fifteen yards on you for swearing, and that even!” | Play was resumed and on the jj jvery next play the Eastern tackle again held the Duke end. 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