The Key West Citizen Newspaper, September 9, 1941, Page 3

‘teams in 1941, despite the . to Tide the tide again. Captain | . Bruce Smith will be one of the! Sophoiiore half from Montana, ! ~“tiner, They have & its: great | 4 Joss of a few stars by the draft. In the Big Ten itself, Bernie Bierman’s Gophers seem teady'| Season’s really great backs arid a | Herman Frickey, will do al right at right half when Smith} moves over to be. jack of all trades. Two giant tackles, . Od-! son and Wildung, will be the line} mainstays. It won't be easy picking for Minnesota, though. Michigan! will be in the midst of the bat-! tle a8, usual. The Wolverines ‘lose: rm, and Evashevski but Westfall will be there and he is one ofthe midwest's ' best) full- backs and tough no matter who is in the backfield. He is un- doubtedly the best spinning’full- back in the country. Their line is led by Wistert, equally as good as his famous brother was. a few years back, Then there’s Northwestern, al- son, ways tough in anybody's léague. Waldorf and Ingwersen will no doubt put together a good téam, They will have a good line, with tackle Alf Bauman, and so mafiy good backs it is useless to try to, name them. Of course, thefe is ‘their captain, Paul Soper, Bill DeCorrevont and Clawson to mention a few. } A change in the coaching . Staff at Ohio State may be the | spark that will out a | Great Buckeye squad. Their | stars may be some fellows you | and I never heard of, Yet there are some veteran men no coach could afford to leave off his squad. To me, Ohio State is { the dark horse of the Western | _ Conference. OR tea, ee Indiana’ will be stronger, Te linois, with internal trouble fin- | ally settled, will start to move; up soon—but not this year un-| Jess Zuppke finds a couple of Red Granges. His Ime is tough | and Ill bet that he will give! Minnesota a good battle. Cer- tainly they will point for this| game. Remember what they did | to Michigan in 1939? ' Towa and Purdue will ride! the lower end of the seale again, | but this league doesn’t have any | weak sisters and any of the low-| er raters may sock afiy of the} top notchets and run away with | the championship. The Big Ten’s just like that. And there's Wisconsin about ; due under Harry Stuldreher. After a bad start last year; he got a buneh of sophomores to-} gether for a fast finish. { straightened out. exceptionally fine f backs that might, blossom. n They lése geod great back in Paskvan. But those who are back will let you know you have been in 4 bell game and the squad as @ whole is one of the hardest hitting ouffits in the loop. Elsewhere in the Midwest, Notre Dame may come booming; baéek after that change in coach- ing staffs. Certainly never count out the Irish, Their leader will) be Juazwich, a back with All- America class. They have the! material and their new coach, | Leahy, likes to win and needs to| win to make good at Notre Dame. Seine nee | Franck is migking his debut as a professiénal footballer this fall. with the New! (York Giants. Fame & 4 ei (Ny Ansoorates a8 a and Pueblo, Colo., largest eities | in the reorganized class D West- ern league, have @tawn thé poor- est crowds this season. { BASE THIEVERY (te Assooiated Press) DENVER, Sept. 9—A Denver- ite stole thse (3 Peay ional his name in the box % «he sacks were pilfered in the! dead of the night from @ sandlot | diamond. fees eat khan cee" Sn an| om OH tnag me SEAB HAVANA CRUISES ‘ably at the moment on a three- New York at Pittsburgh. 13. Half-mile relay (4 per team). i Boston at Cincinnati. 14, Volleyball (7 pet team). |, FORT COLLINS, Colo, Sept. oe | A Kable tarinis, tegiee vaca te in saan cee SUNDAY 115 Sgt Put (cannon Pall). head football coach this fall, will | Price Field (Trumbo Island) [*))" co ripail throwing contest, | Play its smallest schedule in| South Dade All-Stars vs. Key! 18. Base running. naps POs Brags Deedee somes | | West Conchs. 19. Softball game (Battery “E”! | TDD D LOS SS SF |just as theif fathers wefe on a) | 880. You'te good if you score 00. ox.” Md Duval Sree a \eelient if you get a teal! Parachute Gridder S20 capber st you sully 90 or | Schultz &Riges | . sepia OE | ebsve. | Returns Direct From the | ‘ wit reine Mat 9.<-| Ball Park | CITIZEN _ THE KEY WEST ebb thot t ee eee ee ee tire Cit hh biiititieLiis TRADE AT HOME __ AND a, SAA LE bf ft fo Cee Ee ddbéididdedLdddddddidd SAVE THE DIFFERENCE a PERMANENT ° WAVE SPECIALISTS Soldiers in Key West get their! chance to perform for fame and | ‘fortune on the athletic field to-| | morrow in a drill and track meet | ert apse between four army! ward & plate, idly ewing- For Quality —— in Each enlisted man will be per-| 29 * Dat. The pitcher must Rain Water Used Exclusively CSpectat ’s Phe Ofttzeny 4 NEW YORK, Sept. 9=The|Mitted to enter as many events| Chicago Cubs could do their fel- /#8 he chooses, with prizes of $1) low _mid-westerners from St. | fF e#eh winner, and another $1 ARTISTIC BEAUTY SALON Fot Appointment Phone 870 1N6 Division Street the fitst. match Of theif final ¥ | 10-game sally through the west. The contests, getting under-| But win or lose in Chicago, the | W8Y at 7:30 a. m., will include Bréoklyn Bums, sitting comfort- Vetything from contests for the | ‘best drilled soldier to the shot put and a table tennis match. OARD RAILWAY - Schedules - . 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Second Gi NavSta vs. Red) (iy Ansociated Press) | —The Earl Eggers made a Hier pl alee IOWA CITY, Sept. 9--Dr. Ed-| family affair of the Centralia | FRIDAY NIGHT |@ie Anderson’s Iowa football First Game—NavSta vs. Plumb- | fam, ‘chiefly from the 1939 rec- ers. jord, have come to be known as Second Game—Red Raiders|the “Iron Men”, but the records | Tennis Association’s annual tournament, Eggers bowed out of the men’s singles in the semi- PPIPIITTLLLIIZLILLUELZLLLLLLLLLAZLEEZECLLZLLZ OD LAZLLL LAA ELLE 2 FPP AIISI ADD D2 © | vs. Thurston. shew that in his two Seasons as|. finals but with Glen Champ H SATURDAY NIGHT @ach there Anderson has used) he reached the finals of the Stanton Memorial (Miami Gold | an avérage of 23’ mén a’ ganie:” |" men’s doubles. } ‘ _|Star Tourney Champs’ vs. Pep-|( cOWBOY BAND } Saas '. wife, ag . and | In Every Town 5 a Neate e women’s : : per's Plumbers (City Champs). | er er won ae eS emma | iY Ansocintedt Teexk PSO Hig’ sister-in-law. Mrs, . m | LARAMIE, . 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Sept. 9.<. | baseballers B. is season are) Mickey McKnight and Mel Berg- | “Creepy”, Seooter”, Ernie” | ‘Mati Gre téaffimates of Chey- a r, Tack on the last) enne’s Western league ball club, | names. \ j Service Inning By Inning, First Time in Key West HORSESHOE CAFE fot each | ire seed Mh Se St ch St. Lowis semi-pro team 30 yeafs | Freddy Brauer, senior guard at ‘parachutist this summer fighting | ’ | Montana _university,.worked as a forest fires. a ea SIDR IOTIIOIOD