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For ear “Mayor Louis Eisner Awd Coounsisioner Leute Carbonell Gave Short Talks Last Night Hey West Golf Club's monthly Gieeer otter was held tast night @ te Seuth Besch Restaurant wah President Harry Knight, Geewe of honor were Mayor Riemer and City Commis- lewis Carbonell. Both Season Last Night; “Cleaners. Victorious = Three basketball games were Billiard Champ | played last night at the Hgih}: fj School Gym, The first was one- LONDON, — (#). — Free | ied, but the other two were! spectacles may affect the fu- | 21 games and thrilled the crowd ture of the man who former- som start to finish. A very good iy. was the billiards - chayap- tae was. out to cheer their jon of the world. He is 83- / ravorite team. % year-old Willie Smith, who | “Overseas Garage won dver } retired from competition /j ion's Club, 60 to 23. f about ten years ago. He then | Cjaude Valdez, that little ball btirsy ame eit making | of fire on the courts, scored: more 28 repairing tables. i gt ieee speeches that ri 2 oints than the rest: o! ‘ul Faoredb, by the Pal pte Under the new British boty together. and almost twice as tomer Louis Carbonell! Health Service. he recently | inuch’ as his opponents. He scor- ‘het he bed inherited an-|s eceived a new pair of glasses “} 24 34 points. Dion scored 12. For brother this morning (Wed-! nd he tried wearing them at the Lions Thompson scored 8 and sumiew). Carbonell passed over} ‘be age beet Good re- 16 Ingraham 7. Gat wip of the pen, and then sults. oad wad ya ea Score by ive ‘ oo weet ep te pay a high compli- x8 x Overseas Garage 1 9—60 has entered the world snook- Pious Clubs. 0 410 9-93 met te the mew Mayor. Said ~ soe - er and billiards tournament , Captemeti Bier last night to be held in Britain ‘ (Puewiay) showed himself to be . capable man. I believe he meet @mke @ very good mayor, 1 emere you that it will be te serve with him.” O’Bryant pre- trophies to the following vietories in the past West Golf Club champion- Plight, “Humbert wanner-up, George Valdez. Free Spectacles Aid British Bamboo Room, minys ‘two of} their star players, lost a close one}. SS | to the Vogue Cleaners, 47 to 41. Bamboo led with. five. points in’ the first quarter; but at the half Spor ts Calendar pee score was Bamboo 27, Vogue : ‘ RAS @). Wirephoto CLIFF COGGIN (above), who plays end for Mississippi Southern College at Hattiesburg, has broken two national football records. In eight games this year, he has caught 45 passes for 930 yards. BASKETBALL id the thitd quarter the Vogue | This broke the records for total Sashes ir of yards and for average High School Gymnasium Cleaners cored 11. points te but} - ¥@rds.per game. If Cliff can snag eight more passes this year . (Nights) five for the Bamboo. team, and]. he will'smash the record held by Barney Poole of ine University THURSDAY— that was enough'to win the game:}.. ‘og Sippi for 52 ‘ 7:00—Overseas Garage vs. Navy| High mati for’Vogue was, Wat-) °F Misslssippl for S2:catches in one season. Stars. son 12, Oropesa 7, Parks 6, Cere- Charles “Yates;} 3:00Bamboo R - Lions |20 6 Beaver 6, Castillo 4; Herrick a Club. a: For the losers, Meador 13, Bar. 43. “Pop” Lon-} 9.99_Pollock’s Jewels__vs.| ber 9, G. Sweeting 6, McCown 5, “tt Bob Saunders. Lastres 2, E. Sweeting 6. i vi at . x x Oliveros; run- Deus Semmes, Scare by quarters: Totalle BASFBALI Vogue. Cleaners 121411 10—47 Island City Baseball League Bamboo Room .° 17 10 5 9—41 (Municipal Stadium, night were Afternoon) President, Or. Delio Cobo, | SUNDAY— 1:00—Adams. Dairy vs. San Carlos. for next year's of- were heerd. Those nomin- The: last‘ game’ was the most exciting so far this year. In the first quarter, both scor- ed 8 points, at thé half it was : A Sonar 27, and Pollocks Jéwels 22. en Legion vs Key! 1, the third quarter the Jewels : A fest Cubans, ‘ picked u pa point and scored 7 to . é, 6 for the Sonar boys. In the last ‘ x GOLF quarter Buckweita,got hot and mes ener “isn eg spo ~ — ‘Skages 5, = ARMOUR’S STAR (Stoc! ric an len 2, for a total o' \ Daily and Sunday play. 23, while the Sonar boys scored}| : FRESH PORK: 17, Clendening 6, Perkins ‘4, Sra- . kocié 5,-Schulté4, and gave the George 17 points and at the whistle the SHOULDER ‘Y. score stood at 50 to 50. An extra’ . ios & “ three minute petiod had to be 2 CA played and the Jewels cut loose ST TENNIS. and looked like a million. dollars. = : Of IVE MARKET WHITE and PETRONIA STREETS 1-LB. PKG. NABISCO RITZ CRACKERS & DE ns Skaggs ‘seored three Held goals : ees ‘i GE PAC : 7 and Bordén one» and ‘honeck i Boston one fot ten points while the ieee Butts Laermer ore Sonar boys scored but two field Om SHUFFLEBOARD © [yoais. * » ids C ( Park) Score by quarters: Total ib. > ; Daily play: Sonar School. 8 19 6 17 4—54 SPS RES RA > 1 n T Pollock’s 8 14-7 21 10—60 . FULL QUART rs] — (By ‘The associated Presa) B-29°S COLLIDE TALLAHASSEE.—Eleven bears Continued From Page One) which caught. fire, but the blaze ARMOUR'S GRADE “A” was too hot to attempt any res- cues: A field party of deputies ‘CLOVERBLOOM MED. and Fresh: Water Fish: Gommis- radioed it had taken three bodies’ i “-.q {from this plané. Highway patrol- : 4 . che, ral sespglosies ee men took four bodies from the y Ralph /staged. 7 sui Ye"! plane that‘dived six feet into the : , Carbonell: ‘ mud, two miles. to the north. Of- ; ficers ‘said. the wings of ‘this bomber were intact but: its tail : have been taken so far this year Jin the Apalachicola and Osceola : national forests. Director Cole- CLOROX 15c 12-0Z..CAN LIBBY'S “Ger O9C REG. 24-O0Z. PKG. man Newman of the State Game Mira, Humbert Mira,| An avetage freight csr will Alton] carry 52.26 tons. dim Sosso- assembly -had collapsed. i Albury. Malcolm}Shangula, Gilmore Parks, Dr,|_ “The four knows survivors were} In Car!ons feb Pollock,| William Peeples, Bob Spottswood, | Lieutenant Sharrock, whose home € . t se yn Areher,| Dr. Rex Goodman Jack ‘Mathews, | iS 26 miles east.of Stockton; Priv- Dozen . ee ee sca ate Keith Burns; Boise, Idaho, QUAKER FRESH SHIPPED DRERSED .—+ oman. George Carey; Guests included: Mayor Louis| apparently the only survivor of nd Seegen, Jacob Faraldo,| M. J. Eisner, Commissioner Louis; the plane that burned; Sergeant 4 Sets, % Hf. Henson, C. M.| Carbonell, Roy Grossman, Maur-|Frank Schmidt, Megley, Ohio, and ®, tee Hecaue, Charles) ice Rivas, Bill Blackford of Mar-|Sergeant Robert Kluge of Spo. ARMOUR'S STAR 2 Phgs. ¢ Nereld Kasik, Steve’ tin’s Ferry, O., and E. Griffin. kane. ROLL DOG FOOD Butter | Ideal 2: 23c HUNT'S TOMATO Sauce 3 « 17¢ ARMOUR’S BANNER | CAMPBELL'S CELLOWRAPPED - PORK & ote ? 5 C EVAPORATED pt ee ~ oLA Pepper . can i8« SAUCE c - 8 moray Seow ee RICE . 2 ibe. Re | COME SURF ? pkgs. 4be LOR ree eof PROTT CH , —_— CD NDT Cones PORT Lj F | FRU CAE? mem —— - PHOMIPA STUDENTS TURN CIRCUS ACTORS ON CAMPUS BEANS — a ceciaias POTATORS rr APPLES . i F rq wae S 12-0Z. GLASS LONE PALM Red MalagaGRAPES = § GUAVA No. 1 sweet Potatoes 2" 19¢ (®Y Photos ON THE CAMPUS of Florida State University at Tallahassee, students have organized an all-stu- top” on the road. Left: Jody Clark. a co-ed from Tampa, does trapeze. Right: Babs Ellery from Fort Lauderdale is tossed . gh i the air in an adagio quartet act. Fred Honour (left) of Daytona Beach is the “catcher”. ‘The “pitchers” axe Brick Bradford of Tallahassee and Jim Kinsey of Fort Lauderdale. ‘The circus is eetied “Plying High” and is coached by Prof. Jack Haskin of the university faculty.’ i i i