The Key West Citizen Newspaper, January 2, 1941, Page 3

DAY, JANUARY 2, 1941 THE KEY WEST CITIZEN PAGE THREE ” RRROREQEMETN TT ace STANFORD. ROLLED. ‘OVER NEBRASKA IN'\ aroons Scored — ROSE BOWL OWL BATTLE '/Early 14-7 Win er PEARANCE IN POST-SEASON GAME SUCCESSFUL PERMANENT Wave SppCrALigy webvbebaE Eo ova Ea abbbbbET TRADE AT HOME AND SAVE THE DIFFERENCE These merchants have qualified as leaders in their divisions. . each deserves your wholehearted support. TRY US NEXT TIME When your Bill Heads run low or if you are in need of Business Cards, Letter Heads or En- velopes, phone 51 and a representative will call. THE ARTMAN PRESS (See ARTISTIC BEAUTY. SALON For Appointment—Phone 878 | 416 Division St. { { (Special to Vhe Citizen) | PASADENA, Calif, Jan. 2— Favored Stanford Indians rolled |over Nebraska’s Cornhuskers, 21 to 13, in the Rose Bowl gridiron | battle here yesterday afternoon. Coach Clark Shaughnessy, who has guided the Indians back to pred Twice In First ‘Half ; Hoyas Threaten- ed In Third And Fourth Periods B And Wi eer n ne INSURANCE Phone No. 1 COMPANY (Special to The Citizen) MIAMI, Jan. 2,.—Amid pomp and splendor and Office: 319 Duval St. The PORTER-ALLEN intoxicating New Year excitement, approxi. mately 35,000 fans watched Mis- sissippi State Maroons prove pre- COLUMBIA LAUNDRY and Zoric Cleaners The most reasonable Laundry and Dry Cleaning Prices the year around in the State of Florida. LINEN SUPPLY DEPARTMENT for LINEN RENTALS i HILD RUG CLEANING AT FAIR PRICES 617 Simonton Street Telephone 57 ley game predictions correct by de- ; feating Georgetown’s Hoyas, 14-7, } For Victors in the annual Orange Bow] game | here yesterday. 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FRANK JOHNSON , JR. 3 604 Duval Street Diamonds - Watches - Jewelry Souvenirs - Gifts 604 Duval Street The Old Reliable Since 1698 H.B. Davis’ 100 Per Cent Paints & Oils William and Caroline Streets The Citizen Office (women)— | REAL CHINESE CHOP SURY, CHOW MEIN Sunday S special TORREY BINNEAS, Boe POP Ss —. 10¢ and IS Gulf Stream um Restaurant and Grille Trailer Park Division and Simonton Streets Benrus Wrist Watch between Gulf Stream | Hotel and South Beach. Re- ward, Box GV, The Citizen. jan2- tx | PICTURE FRAMING | PICTURE FRAMING, Diplomas; | antique frames refinished. Sign | | ‘Boston C’s Eagles football glory, watched his boys against the Cornhuskers. | Volunteers 19-13 Nebraska set the Indians back | sian two minutes of play by blasting | its way down the field for an; Amateur and Professional | dit dese clea bak Slanted 1940 SPORTS Tie Score Twice; Char- | soon tied it up. In the second . ’Row tarr: ahead again, 13-7. From then on 0 tke Starred it was all Stanford. outstanding for the victors. (By The Associated Press) Nebraska gamely tried to make Shooting (Special to The Citizen) 'game a successful one. NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 2—! The victory was the tenth in al National: champion — Set. W. J. nation’s best, and an attack which well of Shaughnessy’s coaching. | Coffman, U.S, Infantry. combines power and deception in Last year, Stanford made a mi Grider, U.S. Cavalry. scription of Boston College, spok- son snapped back into their win- SMALL BORE RIFLE fen in 1939 just before the Eagles;ning ways, mostly. by use of proved its worth yesterday in tion. | aie tea tan kage McCord, Se- |Boston’s surprising upset of Ten-| Shaughnessy, who came to Stan- ; battle. University, began his new job PISTOL | , All-caliber—Firry Reeves, De- | ‘Charley O’Rourke was the hero |only last fall. 4 ithe fray in the final quarter to} Wooden lich-gates—roofed in- —J. P. Corr, Phila- “a yard line but the play went for! se P. Cor ila. leis ana pass his way 80:yards for gateways tn: chuvetcanameniaet” throw had not been made five | was he who intercepted a_ long, yards behind the scrimmage lin ‘desperate Volunteer pass in the| | sippi made its way to one foot of | Skating Tennessee Volunteers’ mighty ¢ L A § § | F ] E D | | | the goal line. A fourth down pass | SPEED |struggle for victory. Fis | down by a Hoya player but offi-) “Chicago. hind to tie the score. Then in cials gave the ball to the Maroons | *National (women) — Madeline 'the final four minutes of play re. From there fallback, North American (men) — Leo!to run off with the Sugar Bowl HELP WANTED’ illy Jefferson went over for the F ir | SOE EE WE TCT 2 ONTO ee eg ee reisinge! game. Tennessee drew first blood WANTED—Service Station at- back Sonny Bruce converted from. Madeline Horn. placement. FIGURE fagain outplayed the a oon fications, intelligence and honesty. See LOU Friday after | first-half, displayed a burst of ner, Los Angeles. |Bowl with its enviable 1939 rec- f power in the third period and for |*National (women)—Joan Tozzer, ord plus another unbeaten, untied , streets, Jan2-3t | headed for victory. Three play$|*National (pair) — Joan Tozzer feat of going through three cam-' Loar: carried the Georgetown boys to| and Bernard Fox, Boston. !paigns unmarred made them the LOST — Man’s Julius Castiglia plunged over the| gomery Wilson, Toronto. day. line for the Hoyas’ first and only|*North American (women) —} ——_——_——— by Augie Lio made the score 14-|*North American (pairs) — Mis Brandon Guards Brandon 7. Players and supporters alike Tozzer and Fox. the Maroons tightened their de-! (Ry sieouated Press) fense and despite the fact they NOAH, Tenn., Jan. 2.—Alline held their opponents in Hoyas threatened again in Upset Tennessee S faithfully carry out his strategy on their feet in the very first! | | Came een Behind To amazingly fast touchdown. That | jperiod, the Cornhuskers shot) CHAMPIONS Big Chief Norm Standlee was , its first appearance in a bowl ce BORE RIFLE te .A stout defense, one of the |row for the Indians. It spoke Grand Aggregate — Sgt. R. R.jan amazing degree”. That de-jerable showing, but the past sea-| National champion—Dave Carl- | met Clemson in the Cotton Bowl, Shaughnessy’s famous T forma- tied, Be 'nessee, 19-13, in the Sugar Bowl ford from ever-losing Chicago troit, of the game. He went back into — naught as the officials ruled the} Ne aires wemming De the paying touchdown, And it ed in England 13 centuries ago. Before the period ended Missis dying minutes of the game to end | in the second quarter was batted National (men)—zeo Freisinger,!’ Twice Boston came from be- c 0 L U M N on the two-yard line because of | Horn, Beaver Dam, Wisc. they displayed their bag of tricks final Mississippi touchdown. Tail- |enorth American jearly in the battle and time and/ “Yo ogonts and helpers caustic Hoyas, held in submission the! National (men) — Eugene Tur-| Boston went into the Sugar | Sp ni: Ducal” ane prsiae| awhile it seemed they were! Boston. 'year. Volunteers’ —_ formidable} Mississippi's one-yard line. Then *North American (men)—Mont- | favorites before the battle yester- score. A successful place kick} Mary Rose Thacker, Winnipeg. took heart for the first time. But | Indicates retained titles. | a Both Brandons Star were outplay2d in that rene | we final quarter. Passes, exit plunges | and three State offside penalties | carried them 69 yards to the Ma- | TRIANGLE FIVE DUE TOMORROW |Brandon, star iNoah basketball team, probaoly would make lots more goals if it jweren’t for Alline Brandon. The second Alline \there are two—is an outstanding roons’ six but an incomplete pass PLAY HERE FRIDAY AND | puard on hte neighboring Beech | ended the threat. Officials and slippery slowed the game. | AGGIES EDGED EARL SMITH STARTED TEX- | AS ON WAY TO VIC- TORY (Special DALLAS, Jan. 2—Texas Ag- gies came from behind in the Cot- ton Bow! tussle here yesterday to edge Fordham's Rams, 13-12. Sparked by Earl (Bama) Smith, the Aggies went to work for six minutes in the third period to smash their way to victory. Smith, who was sent in at the beginning of each half to stage a deceptive play that easily fooled the Rams, became the hero of the in the third quarter as he weaved Itis way from the Aggies’ 35-yard line to the same line in Ferdham territory. On the play, he 30-yard pass and went over the goal ne for the A. & M.’s first score. same contest i y of Texas. He is rated a third-stringer. Five minutes later the Aggies scored again. Penulized for un- necessary roughness, the Rams almost gave Texas the game. For- ty thousand fans saw A. & M take advantage of poor playing to register the deciding score. Jar- in’ Jim Kimbrough, after s had reached the Rams’ . went over standing ho failed on the con | the s SATURDAY NIGHTS; GIRLS Y.M.C.A. Triangles, champion s of one of the. leagues in Miami, will arrive here tomorrow for games with the leading fives jot Key West. | Tomorrow night the visitors | will meet the local champs, Lions } Club basketeers, in the afterpiece | of a doubleheader at the High School Gym, beginning at 8:30 o'clock vent of Mary public school will tangle preliminary, 7:30 o'clock Triangles will make their sec- ond appearance Saturday against the U.S. Marines, strong rvice five of the Islan League. Time and place will be the same as Friday night's contest. will also be when they Immaculate and in the seen in action again e on the U.S. Army |Grove team. The grils—nc_relation—have identical names -and wear the ‘same numbers on their jersies. In a pair of games, each team -has won on its home court. Alline | Beandon starred for each team. ‘DUCK LOSES FOOT, BUT GETS NEW ONE. (By Asnoctated Press) HOQUIAM ash., Jan. 2—A duck with a strange artificial foot} John Epp. The foot replaced one | apparently lost in an accident Made of hair and weeds and cir- cular in shape, it was entwined around the duck’s leg just below the knee joint. The game of mah jong has been ries. SESS aaLaaL 4 * HERE’S ANNUAL next snagged Marion Pugh's at mith did practically the sen stock, who p Texas’ second However, n the gai DEERLY DOUBLE (By Asscctated Press) GRAFTON. W. Va. Jan. 2—For economical deer hunting. Delbert Wolfe and his party claim a record. Last year Wolfe said he killed two deer with a single bullet during a hunting trip. He returned from a similar trip with the seme party this year to report that John W. Brown had duplicated his feat. He said Brown's bullet found its mark in the shoul- der of one.animal and passed through it to break the back of another deer not far away. CSIAACLZLL Ld forward on the | Brandon— | painting. Paul DiNegro, 614} Francis street. novi8-tf | HOTELS | BRING YOUR VISITING friends | in need of a good night’s rest | to THE OVERSEAS HOTEL. Clean rooms, enjoy the homey atmosphere. Satisfactory rates. | 917 Fleming St. nov17-tf | |-——> | | ‘ FOR SALE CHEVROLET ONE-YARD DUMP TRUCK. Will hold 1% Yard} $50,00 Cash. North Beach Inn. a PTT TEP P TOE decl0-tf | PERSONAL CARDS, $1.25 per | 100. THE ARTMAN PRESS. | povas-tt/ Jirl teams of the Con- was shot no the Chehalis river by | ‘HOUSE AND CABIN on lot 50x125, located on Big Pine} Key, only 200 feet from Ocean | front. 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