The Key West Citizen Newspaper, November 27, 1940, Page 3

eae Ww EDNESD, lay, NOVEMBER 27, Goan By MEDORA FIELD YESTERDAY: Sally's week end | party at her and Bill’ pl ace is already n h rather added to his attrac- ’t let it bother you aid, as he downed of us could look hat is likely to Maggie and Eve have crashed the party, and somebody has been giving the servants faked orders. Everybody is trying to ignore the fact that Bob and Claire are the guests of honor, and that Eve is the sinuous beauty who tried for Bob, and failed. ig his obser- refilled te glass once d it to me in a little h might have been a 1 to bachelor anything gay ant, but which I suppose 1eant that he was getting too tight to round out his Chapter Five Bent On Trouble UR other guests were already | in the library and Andrew was p g fresh mint juleps when we got down. A few mo- ments later Aunt Mag: one of her entrances, it was plain enough t be served at id never do to have pass out at his own ergage- party. Eve would enjoy iy begun ladlin, »m the lovely old befo: re Eve was off le bent. normal hostess, I had sat able feeling a natu- beauty of its ap- Eve, me of f waxen white tapers eld candelabra—the dra- ombination of blood-red ore us. Cham- on. I resented be needlessly said Bob. iled, not to mention the dis- nfort to my guests. Eve Goes To Work any of us could look ahead,” “Tm so happy about you and I told him. . Sally,” he said, t ing off his drink and pou himself another without e Pause between. “You know I've aver ys felt about Clair in debt, t cleared and light for all, hk “Been out to the Ca- ier Club lately, Bob? Your luck must be nicking up if you able to undertake matri- hed as he answered haven’t been out ot,” I agreed, and was w that it h Claire went on talk- ho had managed this 0 tone to Kirk as ad not heard, Alice ned a look of open hatred upon had the feeling that table was really for what Eve would say xt. We all knew,she and Bob spent too much time together t the alier Club shortly after that while she y Bob had lost ily—sums.which re and more spectacular, s considered. = gagement. so indirectly, it before. “I'm sorry Eve had to invite f out here,” I apologized | “Hadn't seen her sineeyghe got | 5; back to town,” he said. w@ering|" We did not have long to wait. a little as he stood. “Howev ’s Big Shot?” Eve asked. shouldn’t have got myself ing & big shot such a me: Shot?” Aunt wanted to know, and we d_ because the words o funny when she said > asi de from providing r elief from strain. ig ‘Shot Anderson,” Eve ex- ed. “He runs the Cavalier high-class gambling joint. rictly illegal. But that’s for Big Shot. He used to g king. They say he 1e bottom or the top of the bers racket now. The bug, } w. Or would you? That’s Nice person. Nobody we I did know some Ander- id Aunt Maggie, and we led again. “They came to Georgia from North Carolina and quite nice, though jrather plain. This, er, Big Shot be one of them.” I wouldn't say ‘plain’ things I do.” you are too Gumb anim well enobgh 8 Bob’s Weakness ical smile at t _— War he i held in his hand, . 4 Bob said, “Well, I'm going to turn y,, describes Big Shot An- over a leaf. Going to settle | 4 waexe remarked, a little down. Going to be serious.” a “He's a big shot because he does things. ne 2 big way. Isn’t a that right, Bob! There are enough ‘dul people Dt “Oh, by the way,” my husband the world as it is.” broke in, bent on taking the con- “Let's have a drink on it,” He/versation away «from. Eve, to suggested. everybody's manifest relief, “that I -smiled and shook my head;}reminds me-$-hearg-something “Heaven forbid. uncomfortable in th today that rather ficates At- tory role of hostess and interested jlanta is getting a yee active friend who feels underworld. Hugh Brannen was that she should; raise a restraining hand. We al! | kidnaped yesterday.” knew Bob drank a little toomuch| “What?” we all exclaimed to- at times, but usually he carried | gether, “Kidnaped?’ his liquor as he did his troubles, | To be continued with such casual grace that they! ¢Copyrigit, 1939, Medore Field Perkerson) uch better met with a smile Today’s Horoscope than with misanthropic moaning. —_ This nature has plenty of fidel- If today’s native would avoid filling the life with sorrow, let 8°04 * him keep the mind from repi: ing. Grief comes to everyone, are nurtured; but ke looking on the bright side Hapes-Hovious Dream Backfield Duo Is Double Nightmare To Rebel Foes Feuchdown Parinersiip BUSY WEEK FOR “FOOTBALL CALENDAR Had Opponents Puzzled All Season; Both Are Juniors (Associated Press Fenture Service) UNFVERSITY, Miss., Nov. 27.— While there’s Hovious or there’s hope at Ole Miss. This University of Mississippi @ream duo—a double nightmare to the opposition—is a touchdown partnership that has had oppon- ents gasping all season. Hapes When it wasn’t Junie “Li'l Butch Hovious running for a touchdown it was Merle Hapes slamming ‘his way for one, or Hapes intercepting a pass for one or ‘Hovious doing ‘the same thing, cr Hapes passing to Hovious— and-on and on. Both these fellows—Hovious, the 155-pound powerhouse—ean do anything wth a football andj they’re in-there together. When the Rebels-need a long booming punt straight down the field Hapes gets back and lets fly (he averages 44 yards a kick). If the situation ealls for a spot kick out of bounds that’s Junie’s job—and he’s averaged 36 yards a try. Should the situation demand a scoring thrust—ana quick— either one is likely to crack thru for a touchdown, or they are just as likely to team up on a pass play for six points. Statis- ticians have figured that every time either Hovious or Hapes gets his hands on the ball you can chalk up for Mississippi. For an example of the way these fellows work, take this scoring resume of the Georgia game. Hovious returned a punt 19 yards, ran right end for 25, ran center for 3, passed to Hapes for 8, passed to Popp for 15 and a touchdown. Hovious ran back punt 96 yards for second touch- down. Hovious ran back another punt 25 yards, Hapes ran the end for 26, Havious hit center for 8, and Hovious ran back another punt 25 yards, Hapes ran the end for 26, Hovious hit center for 8, and Hovious passed 26 yards for a touchdown. Hapes in- tercepted a pass and ran 75 yards for a touchdown just to complete the day’s work. Hapes and Hovious have south- erners talking of the days of Hack and Mack of Tennessee and many of the fans argue ‘this part- nership is even ‘mére efféctive. And the beautfiul part of it— from a Mississippi standpoint—is that both are juniors.and will be back in there again next year punting, passing, running and generally causing opponents mis- ery. BASKET CHAMP CAME TONIGHT THOMPSONS AND GARDNERS IN FINAL OF PLAY- OFF Tonight at the High School ‘gymnasium, the championship game of the Interclass Basketball Tournament, will be played be- tween the Thompsons and Gard- ners. These two teams, on sucessive nights this week, eliminated the ,Delainos, who were also tied “for first place at the end of tournament play last week. Monday night, the ‘Thompsons downed the Delainos 39-27 and last night the Gardners went to victory 31-26. Victorious five tonight will ‘be crowned the champions of the High School for the 1940-'41 sea- son. Thompsons and Gardners have each won nine games and lost but one. In the preliminary contest Mon- day night, the Ramseys defeated the Salises 49-31, and the Stock- ards grabbed the opener last night from the Gomeses, 17-16. Preliminary tussle tonight, be- ginning at 7:00 o'clock, will wit- ness two picked girl teams in an exhibition affair. The clubs are evenly matched and ‘have ‘been selected from these who have been practicing for the ‘past three weeks under the girls’ coach, A resume of the three playoff games will be published this week, together with interesting sidelights. ity and natural sympathy if the Mrs. Sawyer. STATE ELEVENS IMPORTANT GRIDIRON BAT- TLES TONIGHT AND THURSDAY (My Associated Press) MIAMI, Nov. 27.—Important gridiron battles are scheduled for Florida elevens tonight, to- morrow and Saturday. Stuart’s Tigers will tackle Ponce de Leon’s Cavaliers on the Ti- gers’ home field tonight-in a Southeast Conference affair. Ponee has won as many games as they have lost this season. Stuart will be seeking revenge of the 40-5 defeat suffered at the hands of another Miami elev- en, Andrew Jackson. Lake Worth’s Trojans and Pa- hokee’s Blue Devils tangle in their annual Thanksgiving Eve feud at Pahokee tonight. In the past nine inter-city contests, the Blue Devils have won five to the Trojans’ four. A batle for the Miami and state ‘titles will take place in the Orange Bowl Stadium Thursd: night when the Miami High Stingarees meet the Miami Edi- sen Red Raiders. Tomorrow night at Fort Pierce, Vero Beach’s Indians and Fort Pierce’s Eagles will marcheon the field for the annual Turkey Day gridiron tussle. Palm Beach Wildcats will take on Gainesville’s Purple Hurri- canes at Anderson Field in West Palm Beach Thursday night. Another annual inter-city game ‘will be featured in Ocala tomor- row night when the Andrew Jackson Generals stack up against the Ocala Tigers. Gen- erals will be seeking revenge of the defeat handed them year by the Tigers—a defeat that spoiled an otherwise perfect sea- son. University of Miami Hurricanes are preparing for their battle with the University Mississippi Rebels Friday night _ BETTER BOWLING the third of ten lessons on bowling.) STRAIGHT BALL By ANDY VARIPAPA Famous Bowling Authority (Written for AP Feature Service) The hook or curve ball deliv- ery is difficult to master so I urge beginners to start with the straight ball and work for con- trol Once they have gained some confidence and accuracy they can attempt the hook. of To roll a straight ball the thumb is placed in a_ straight forward position and it leaves the ball first with the finger or fingers (depending on whether the bowler is using a two or three hole ball) leaving last. This re- sults in the ball rolling in a straight line. The bowler should be careful to aim in the direction of the pocket (the area between the No. 1 and No. 3 pins) and should follow through as in all deliver- ies. At all times the bowler should take care that the bail does not drop behind the foul line but lands a few inches over the line, giving the ball a proper start. HERE’S BARE FACTS ABOUT BEAR DOGS (By Associated Press) WAYNESVILLE, N. C., Nov. 27—In this section, where bear hunting is regarded the sport Supreme and where every house- wife has a dozen bear meat recipes, they tell you Plott dogs —a medium sized anima! with short ears and broad chest—are tops for the chase. CONN ‘VS. SAVOLD (By Aeeeeiates Pree NEW YORK, Nov. 27.—Lee Savold, midwestern heavyweight, will be gunning for a chance at Joe Louis’ crown in New York the night of November 29. Light heavyweight king Billy Conn has the same idea, though, arid he’s the man Savold must get by that night in a non-title bout. A vietory -would strengthen either’s claim for the right to fight Louis. last! tough | (By Associated Press) Saturday, November 30 Colorado State vs. Iowa State. Kansas vs. Nebraska. UCLA vs. Southern California. Mississippi State vs. Alabama. Florida Auburn Texas A. & M. vs. Texas. Rice vs. Baylor. Army vs. Navy. Boston College vs. Holy Cross. Tennessee vs. Vanderbilt. Duke vs. Pitt. Brown vs. Columbia Washington vs. Washington State. Georgia vs. Georgia Tech. Tulane vs. LSU. Oregon vs. Oregon State. TCU vs. SMU._ California vs. Stanford. SIS IS SSS SE: ACOUSTICS FINE O’ER CARO-LINE (Ry Associated Press) PAGELAND, S. C.. Nov. 25.—Whten the Rev. H. M. Faulkenberry of Mount Pis- gah Baptist church at nearby ‘Tar Heel preachers, he can be heard in the next state. His nulpit is in North Carolina but not the congre- gation. It sits just across the state line in South Carolina. Bases ies =. G i = PICTURE FRAMING, Diplomas; antique frames refimished. Sign | painting. 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