The Key West Citizen Newspaper, November 4, 1941, Page 3

. PAM ALL-AMERICA SCRUB IN 1941, W°COLLUM'S STILL ON BENCH VE.OF PAM igre tee bet. He she ready | u he had | wanted | “i quarrel. she felt, to | ie j : i i E Been Nursing Injuries THE KEY WEST CITIZEN FOOTBALL | FUNDAMENT. : fal i A ta é : e igs f *s on his i a Persian ki the best seat at the! E tten gs » i F pis thanks. Hi Tl see you some | en don't mind yivgerined geal he rested in would him. “You etting at the straighten out. I) in telling | ““Don’t be riduculous,” co party. | said. “You're ieihing ar) has nothing to do} 't you give me cred- | ent impulse? I've) it before. Lap } wi ca sa | f i i he said, “is how I'm going to entertain you as Pd like to. Love can’t quite make up for be- completely broke, can it 2” he asked. | decidedly inexpensive. Pam ha: known thse ways for a longtime found a special sart.of joy “Taare a i AY evenings found Tiron foeniag ua toca bee ert at Bay i fascination while | beat his bass drunt Tw | therg might be a dish of soursop E 4 ° y ok | | There were sunsets to watch | from the pier on Duval Street, - | glorious, Tuddy-gold moments ice, When the sun seemed to be *| drowning in a golden ocean. | And oné Morning there was a sunrise the steps of a ca- bana at Rest Beach with only the id | sound of the water lapping softly » “| against the sand. ere were parca in the clear water through | which they could see the clean |sandy bottom of the ocean, and sunning in contended idle- | Regs on the seach. But through it all Pam allowed no word of love. She wanted to be more sure of herself and Jerry. | Meanwhile, Jerry's family had do | become adjusted to their new sur- | Toundings, a simple cottage and | simple living. t is, all but hig | Lemore. She scolded and com- the | and blamed everyone. “It’s that little Conch Jerry had w is | Be) wer. “They're bad luck. Even the shells are. There isn't @ native on ‘this island . who'd have a shell in his house, a conth ois Conch people are just as bad!” if e ing like the dark iq | ages. That little girl doesn't bring be getting along « back luck to herself. She seems asked | re very nicely so far as I can see. “You would say that. You would be blind where a pretty girl is concerned. Mi r es “Why, Lenore . “Fve never heard you | talk like this before. What does i# mean?” “It means Fm sick of seeing jthat little beachcomber geting jaway with everything! Getting ice cieam, but nothing more ex- | AP Péature Service Writer NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 4—Big Harley McCollum, Tulane’s “All- America” scrub whose heart | Was set om another great year at right tackle, has spent most of }the season nursing injuries on the sijelines while his bigger: running mate, won the glory. A neck injury forced McC€ol- lum out of the season's opener | against Boston College, kept him eut of the second geme and most lof the third. He was needed only |@ short while in the next tilt as 'Tulane ran up a score on North Erie Bildndin, ‘tz | Carolina and turned affairs over to the reserves. A wrecked knee knocked him out of the Missis- sippi brawl after about 20 min- utes of play. Ineligible last seasom because S<OTE"S" Of scholastic difficulties, the 1939 ' All-America voluntarily worked . Wthithe scrube)yand says that he “learned a lot more last Grear Start At the beginning of the season jhe was in perfect physical shape jafter a summer as a telephone j company laborer. “But I burt my neck making a | tackle”. he explains. “and tore a jeouple of ligaments. I began thaving ‘blackouts. Now my jmeck’s all right but there’s my knee giving trouble”. j Lime coach Charlie Rucker, tackle and captain for Tulane in ithe late twenties, says “McCol- j lum is better than he was in 1939 |and he’s trying hard. He’s excep- jtionally good offensively, but the’s had some tough luck”. i Blandin Shi | Rucker declared, however, that tleft tackle Ernie Blandin. a 256- |pounder nicknamed “Meatball” }for obvious reasons, had been every game we've played”. , “Biangdin is as good offensively as mmy tackle Ive seen”, he said, “and he’s playing the tough- est defensive spot because most }plays at the opponents’ left | “But Ernie hasn't been taken Jout of a play all year”. | $s | ee | RIFLE SHOOTING 1.—Fundamentals | Today when we talk of the mode! running guard. we speak of speed. ruggedness and quick edness. This is a far ery from the old ‘conception of the guard whose prime requisites were beef and of today. The good guard must ‘be built along the lines of a Sturdy blocking back or a speedy but bruising fullback, in order to pivot to either side of the cen- ‘ter to lead teain interference. A big srong offensive lineman pulling behind the line not very fast could easily spoil any end Sweep or an off tackle smash by fot getting the jump on his pivot down the field foot- ' ‘ TOUCHDOWN TACTICS | Duke Feétball Coach ! | NMR seen ecco ! 'Foom a8 evidence in an accident The fundamental requirements‘ ef a regular lmeman makes a good guard too. He must have! ‘ trigger-like reactions to get the jump on his opponent. He must get underneath the man with an individual thrust, after which he must control his »pponent to be able te retain contact on offense or to free himself cn defense. Variance in weight from 190 to 210 pounds will help the run- ning guards on straight line bucks to charge out the heavier tackles and backer-uppers, often designated as his offensive “re- sponsibility. On the defense as a backer-up- per himself im the five-man line set up, he must possess the speed to plug up F am on either | side of the line. m too, twin- Kle-toed receivers are menacing . his pass zone continuously, which requires an agile. sure-footed player to thwart their comple- tion. Backing up the “ne tests the }guards’ real football instinct—so | E eM jindispensable to a great player: ? | Bind’ up!” she said one day in |. the_best tackle on the field in |Smeiling the pisy makes the de- Roz ind an; jfensive assignments a real pleas- ure. ual traits and habits often give! the guard backer-upper the key _ her father | teams run the largest number of to the instant place of attack. t can safely say that goéd con- dition and a desire to play for keeps will cover a multitude of ¢. faults May I remind the guard aspirants of professional, college or high school elevens that the old saying is applicable even to a ‘dumb guard—“If hard work isn’t genius—it’s the next best thing to it”. COMPLETED PASS, (Associated Press Feature Setvice) THE SITUATION: I: is the first quarter of the game with the score nothing to nothnig. It is your ball on your opponents’ 2S.yard line, second down and COLLECTS S00 RAZORS Mun Son of this city, who has a collec- tion of over 500 razors, has speci mens once owried by Buffalo B: Will Rogers, Jack Dempsey and Babe Ruth. LEGALS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE ELEVENTH JUDICIAL CHRCUIT OF FLORIDA, IN AND FoR wox- Ne. S81 EDGAR W. STARK Seseeesesevecoces Classified Column POCO Sem ee ORO EE TEESE EEO EERO He He mew en www Advertisements under this head Will be inserte¢ in The Citizen at the rate of one-cent Gic) a wurd for each insertion. but the mimi- mum every instance is twenty-five cents (25¢). Advertisers snould give their Street address as well as ther for the first insertion @ = telephone nurmmver #f they desive results. Payment for cassified adver- t ents is invariably im ad-, but regular advertiser th ledger accounts may have their advertisements charged. — WHAT DO COACHES KNOW OF FOOTBALL? (By Aasociated Press} MULWAUKEE, Wis. Nov. 4— Mrs. Oneida Lehman is only the secretary to the Marquette uni- versity coaching triumvirate— but each week she walks off with the pot in their weekly office football guessing pool. RULES OUT PLEA URBANA, Hi—Judge J. J Anderson of this city recently ruled out a lawyer's plea to intro- duce a skeleton into the court- BARGAINS. DEA JONES. Division and 5: monton C1 30-1 LE—T we new Unit and Wardrobe Trunk 528 Simonton street. novi-3tx USED Springs nairs, Mirrors. Broad Felt Rugs, Gas Stove Division street (Opposite Cath oie Church case. CHANGED HIS MIND WINDSOR LOCKS, Conn. — After saving 11.250 Jefferson nickels for two years to buy a new car, Adelard Courtemanch of this city changed his mind an: bought defense bonds in: 5 < SIGNS—“For Renz“, “ Rent”, “Apartment For Rent” “Private Property. No ‘Tres passing”. THE ARTMAN PRESS. aprai-v HEAVY DUTY CENTRIFICAL BOOSTER PUMP. used 2 weeks; also, RESTAURANT EQUIPMENT. plete set Inca-Ware Dishes. Crosiey Electric 6-ft Ice Chest, 10 burner Grille Plate, Pots, ete Phone 656-W. weekly. : LEGALS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE ¢ ELEVENTA JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OP THE STATE OF PLORIDA. IN IN SINCE A SHORTAGE cf sau ant, why cot ic 5 om bve on 2 Dost seve spam ame AND FOR MONROE COUNTY. CHANCERY. EDITH ROCK MICIOTT Florida. this 2 A Ty 194 home for cesey cash for 3- Crume: Bom The Ctumen TWO HOUSES. one on White Street, the other on Varels Street. Owner leaving town Inquire at 612 Fleming Street nov3- iwkx { Pot bale Peeves wbedl cl; : SLIGHTLY USED FURNITURE Bex LRG. The Citizen s at IN COUNTY JUDGES COURT, NON- | ROE COUNTY, FLORIDA. »| Re: Estate of Constance Roberts ECwards, | Deceaned - SOTICE OF INTENTION vo MARE hereby Ordered that said be and he is hereby f the { Constance rt wards, deceased: and that on the 29th day of November, i wit fessed by said defendant It is f red t of the Ettate of Ea@wards, Ge- aunty, Florida 2 dministratrix Tone and Ordered this Octcber Constance Roberts 20th, A. D. 1941. ceased. (SEAL) RAYMOND R Seliciter for the Ross C Saw Circuit 23th day of Grtnber 1941 ENE ROBERTS STRACGHTER, Vee hen it was done. I came after you'd gone, so I | along nicely, is she? Of course she j Former National Champion | would. What do you suppose she | § ghee ghia you. But Jerry i trapped into it. No; Ean of his own. The other fel- | lows were the rs. I don't know whether fm saying the | Fight things or not, but what I'm trying to do is make you see/ J wasn’t actually a party. to ft was sort of handed im. | Pam, when a bunch | 5} AIGAR talked on and on. Pam answered in osyllables that gave no hint aber real feel- | ing. : Tegard Jerry with a certain pri! since learning that he had not tol | all of the circumstances that | Height have put a better face on! Matter for him. She knew, too, that part of her Sete hat boos sosed by Le ores | by Lenore’s gas feminding her of his beautiful song and his 3 t that Lenore was | "t think you should hold | against Jerry,” Algar was “He was just trapped.) ‘$ all. Jerry's crazy about you” Noa cate from her, went oat thea all of the other wa felt the same way about one a ther. You're just blame us for 5 ” she Said finally. PU! the next day that Pam © HOTEL LEAMINGTON N. E. Ist Street at Biscafne Boulevard MIAMI, FLORIDA lives alone for? 1 suppose you! think a nice girl want do that? | And I suppose you thing she earns | all of her good clothes making | these foolish Jittle cocoanut things | and fish-scale flowers?” j de: a ii He ha but he hadn't | semen SenERSSSMRIEP SE ENTE SETHE (Associated Press Feature Service) Few people are born shooters but almost anyone can become a good shot with proper instrut- - apenas \ The so-called expert’s superiority. McCAHILL-McCAHILL (By Associated Prexx) MILWAUKEE, Wis, Nov. 4— Away back in 1919 Capt Ivy - 2 Langhoff of Marquette caught/ Bart Winthrope’s face had un- | tion and careful supervision. | his own pass for a 20-yard gain Tgone a subtle change. He was | Fundamentals are a8 important against North Dakota. tle shocked at his daughter. {as in any other sport requiring Halfpack Bob McCahill, flip- own Lenore was vain | coordination of mind and muscle ping a short pass behind the line “['ll think that, Lenore,” he said | is due largely to the fact that he! Kansas this year, did the same wietly, “until I have reasans for | does the little thirigs, the funda- thing but with less-guceess. The inking otherwise of. the girl. I believe in people until I have | reason not to. It might help you to do that, too.” e “Tve made my mind about lind because you | want to be. Why, it’s as plain as | the nose on your face.. Jerry’s | going to wake up in a nice mess | one of these days!” | “Then he'll have to get out of it,” Winthrope said quietly. i “That’s my new attitude toward you kids. You're living your own lives from now on. You're on your own.” Lenore paled. Bart Winthrope | “emus 5 wont im ae his mind. | here had been some’ disturbing about Lenath atipan. ent fright. He said nothing. however, but went on his way. It was time his | children learned to do without | } and Biscayne Bay opposite Station mentals,, uniformly well. 3 Strange. as it seems, “form” is ing as in any other sport. Shoot- ing looks so simple that would- be marksmen often fail to appre- ciate the real significance of these basic priacipies. Invariably the beginner wants to get down and shoot, assuming that prac- tice is merely the firing of a suf- and very apt to prove more harmful than helpful because off, may be formed ball Bounced off the receiver's vhands back -imté McCahill's | just as important in rifle shoot- mifts and he was tossed for a ANY PUBLICITY to a mate coming around against i SUITS THIS GUY (By Associated Press) BLACKSBURG, Va, Nov. 4— | ficiently large number of shots. Mel Jeffries: the publicity direc- | This is a waste of ammunition tor, took some good-natured ribbing on his sartorial elegatice lwhen Virginia Tech entertained lpoor habits in shooting tech- sports writers 2t the annual fall jmique, sometimes hard to throw | open-house. “Why. Mel even gets publicity ‘for us on his clothes”, said Monk Younger, Tech athletic director. “Maybe”. Jeffries cracked back, “if we had a football team ;i wouldn't have to get publicity k rf “Tlie F i E t bb aw I t 4698.08 2866 90 " 3058.09 Boulevaté Hebair and Track i Se GENERAL REVENUE FUND k County Commissioners Commissioners ding County Commrs: Meetings 3 Court Salary gee Required by law erif? Genera! Circuit Court,Work “ireuit Court Work & Record sor Insanity Fees Contingency Fund Assessor-La Salary Salary Feecing Prisoners NEW FURNISHED Salary Probation Officer 5 > duvenDe Judge Equipped with Contingency Fund frigerator. bot and » fi ROAD FUND 4 Beaserian Laber & Equipment * hor Contingency Fund $18366.06 Total SPECIAL ADVERTISING 6360.66 Advertising 6550.66 INDEBTEDNESS FUXD 12989.38 General Revenue Warrants unpaid 7393.01 Fine & Forfeiture a 1915.86 éod Eltfot Figher C3. 908.56 Tax Assessor-law $i320<.<9 Total AIRPORT FUND (BONDS) Beca Chica Airport Funds 2400.60 Interest Syeevi very tty enc = oa cial i