The Key West Citizen Newspaper, December 16, 1941, Page 3

__ Further Clears Boxing Muddle te eee t | i : Sppbiieheis soit tlie Fourteen seniors on the Okla- jhoma A. & M. football team this fall probably will be serving nele Sam in the armed forces come next foobtall season. | Six of the 14 are enrolled in |R. O. T. C. courses and will re- j ceive second lieutenant. commis- jSions in the Army next spring. }Another senior begins training LEW JENKINS | forthe Navy air corps soon. Oth- orite over Angott in their clash. | °F are eligible for the draft. However, Jenkins has been such) owe MINUTE SPORTS Quiz IF AFPLELLALLSL LL LLL LL A cause he could no longer make Saeed CAROLYN BEAUTY SALON imtreducmg Our New Bonat Spiral and Crequimeic Permanent Wave Machine TRADE AT HOME and SAVE the difference | Se oe a h Jack Wilson as fea- the weight: ht ruler and New York’. This cleared up a-dispute that izes! Chalky: Wright. had lasted since the days, when beating Anton Christofori- Mickey Walker was. champion =Tami -Mauriello, Gus ™0Pe than a decade ago. Both earned popular rating bodies agree on » heavyweight light heavyweight king Joe Louis, welterweight Freddie Cochran: and bantamweight an in-and-outer in the last year) 4 What sport is called Birling? that an Angott victory would! 2 Who was the world heavy- cause no surprise. This hasn’t | weight champion in the summer heen a banner year for either. ! of 1933—(replaced. Sharkey in Jenkins was rather soundly! June)? beaten by Bob Montgomery of} 3. What are | the chatices of Philadelphia and Cochrane, but | shooting ‘six ‘or one roll im dice? he knocked out Lou Ambers! 4 Approximately what dist-} and earned a draw with Fritzie| ance is the American record for| Zivie when he was welterweight | balioon flights? champ. Angott was beaten by pin; 5. Who won the 1936 Olympics? $ Jenkins likely will be the fav- re Ge = TALL AND TOUGH (By Associated Press) | NOTRE DAME, Ind, Dec. 16.—! Bob Faught, 6-foot, 5-inch Notre {Dame basketball’ center may be| 1769—Jesse Mercer, Georgia! i | pioneer preacher and philan-! Tech foot- | aniey but he's tough. jtropist, born in Halifax Co., N.| Sound School. When Bob was only four years|C. Died Sept. 6, 1841. | Second Game—Naval Air Sta- es | tion vs. Gas Company. pad he was ran over by # 3,000 | 1770—Ludwig van Beethoven, | FRIDAY NIGHT | Pound bakery truck. The Cleve-' famed German composer, born. Game—Army vs. reeord with the | land boy is also a tennis star. He’ Died March 26, 1827. Warsity shows 28 comver-| won the Ohio hign school singles} in 90 ties and five field | 3. vonionship in 1958 1 Ray Robinson, the Harlem hitter. | 5 ‘SPORTS CALENDAR Today’s | Anniversaries | BASKETBALL | | High School Gym, 7:30 pm | TOMORROW NIGHT First Game—Coast Guard vs. First | Tines. Second Game—Coast Guard) 1775—Jane Austen, famed Eng-|¥S- High School | lish novelist, born. Died July Ma- | be occupied with vain ambitions | 18 1827. | _ BASEBALL i which will fall short of accom-| | Price Field (Trumbo), 1:30 p. m./ 1 lish Thi “ 4825—Henry Heth, gallant Con- s : | a may be, “in a federate general, born in Ches- UNDA | measure, averted, if proper edu-! terfield Co. Va. Died Sept. 27, ‘Today's disposition is psy ic tion is furnished; or it may, | 1899. ‘and the temperament somewhat |Under favorable aspects, be too sympathetic. The mind may turned in another direction. First Game—Key West Conchs vs. Red Raiders. Second Game—Regulars vs. Manville, i are. founder of the asbestes company, | consolidated with H. W. Joh: Second Game—Red Raiders vs. _ Washington State Sees 0.$.C. v's." poe ene Top Northern Pacific Threat ,2°%2e"2°:.2°%2" PIPPLPLELLLAPLIPSLALLLLLLLLLLLL LLL ED 1834—Charles_ B. DECEMBER 28 | First Game—Regulars vs. Key| ; West Conchs. r First Game—Key West Conehs! vs. N€- ys. Trojans. Tar advocate, philanthropist; second Game—Regulars born in Halifax Co, Va Died! peg Raiders. Feb. 22, 1914. H SABUARY 11 So First Game—Trojans vs. Regu- 1863—John Fox, Jr., novelist, | jars. born in Stony Point, Ky. Died Key West ConchS | July 8, 1919. POSTPONED GAMES } | Two—Conchs and Régulars. Today In History 177%sBlistoric Boston Tea Par-j} ty. , 1835—Beginning of terrible 3-/ Key West’ Gonct | day New York fire. Red Raiders 3 Trojans _.__ 1841-100. years ago) Senator | Regulars + | Lewis #- Linn of Missouri, fiery} advocate’ of making |} American when British jthere and Americans indiffer-} ent, introduces bill for line off forts from Missouri to Oregon. I XMAS CALLING | Ve 1905—First issue of Variety. 1914—Germans raid Enghsh | seacoast killing about 100. SPORT QUIZ ANSWERS 1, Log Rolling H 2 Primo Carnera (knocked tout Sharkey in 6th on June 28th | 3. Five out of 36. 4 1,172 miles (A. R Hawley] and Augustus Post—1910). f 5. Germany. ge Jack Frie! Confere: basketball champion- JOHN MANDIC: Leads Experienced Oregon State Crew 1 ed i this winter, nor does} [eetional cobesisic ea pie ec ciiats ~ E i every] ; ee MP / } n the Cougars went Oa aehet ; & tha finaly ware stopped by Wit: | toner? basketball brothers, whi Name Imprinted Ni consin in the one-game oa will be beck. playoff. 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