The Key West Citizen Newspaper, August 25, 1951, Page 8

Page views left: 0

You have reached the hourly page view limit. Unlock higher limit to our entire archive!

Subscribers enjoy higher page view limit, downloads, and exclusive features.

Text content (automatically generated)

Peet) THE & THE MEY WEST CITIZEN Seturdey, August 25. 195! - Conchs Show Willing Participation On Gridiron , Three Basketball oe sake A) ’ Baseball Statistics Sil the Tables Stars To Make JOE LOPEZ | AND GENE WITZEL PICTURED W WITH GOLF WINNERS : Named To iv 4 \ ISLAND CITY SOFTBALL Crack Ends = ag %y scuuneeore By DON EDWARDS Corporal en The will to participate in Dsck: ‘Cola 3 ce , has prevailed over the - VX-1 ae Conch Gridsters from Key 04 Nee ok 338 West High School. With % spent ae every practice, players are . be cis eas : forming, plays are ae d, AMERICAN LEAGUE run with accuracy and pass dy Team WL Pet. receiving has literaiy u Cleveland 78 43 | é ™: d A ahatiae! ear ech a5 520 | | jumped to a pe: : iegise 22 " ‘605 | develop one of the strongest = Chicago 65 56 .537 Bs |Conch attacks. ‘ erat Be ee Be | “The boys just won't t Philadelphia 49 74 (398 ; ie : | quit.” is how head Coach St, Louis 37 81 314] | Winston Jones put it. “I | put them through their NATIONAL LEAGUE | paces for a two hours period “4 ‘cheers afi eat DON EDWARDS jand they want to keep on e Hee ea Ey x aa . «+ Usually Behind The | running.” ‘ coe 2 el ee Pee Now Lo toa ein aris 0 Boston 9 56 59 # Knows How It Feels To in trying out for ‘the Hie School ‘stor 4 ; RA HE ED 7S E ES ATTN ena session is being devoted ~ ittsburg | ito cata ta Yesterday's S to blackboard'dfills and the after- AL Y cores noon to conditioning and learning FLORIDA INTERNATIONAL |[n The Major Leagues | of plays. Team— We L. Pet | nts anee! The practices ‘have fedtured | gtr left) and GENE WITZELL. asaling far left) are presently | ie the ride State: ‘Open Golf JOE LOPEZ, (s! ‘tourney Jos. golf-Pro at the Key’ West Course, led the pack of nearly 200 players with par 144, ane West Jocal T. 81 46 6.38) in Miami. Yesterday, se eeeelibing 76 53 540. AMERICAN LEAGUE {Plenty ee Nilesh toys Navy champ, is 12 paces back with 184. : ae tes 8701 R. H. E, i paxeland 66 61 520 |New York 2 7 9) epentee te et eae OTe eee (D-Tenn), Bas : Havana Bt 402 Clevlan sath Sac el dann manual labor os this | COMMANDER OF NAVAL STATION ADDRESSES GROUP hinted that he may oppose ‘ ie Bric ae &s ~*~! suntmer, according jones. Peceeeet we i W. Palm Beach . 58 70 453 |ra; Wynn, Brissie and Hegan | All. indications show: that the M Ft. Lauderdale 33°95. .258 R. H. E.| conch’s main. strategy for the | Boston 2 5 initial football year: will be aerial Mee < if é FLORIDA STATE LEAGUE | Scarborough and Rosar. Kret.| 2tt@cks° The» decision’ to em- : - ' ‘ ¥ Team— W. L, Pet. low and Sheet : seh NY | Dhaakea te Baeaieiy was oct bata : as i : eS oe ee Deland 86. 46 nee : ue | to. make for the mentors, “Three — : : ; : ma and touches seven south= ee Palatka 14 55 Philadelphic R. H. E.! basketball stars, all’ well over six . Last night's. games-at ‘Bayview eastern states. Orlando 7457 4 Phi oe 3 7 2\feet, reported for. the end slots Park in’ the: Island City Softball Leesburg 65 66 iline and Asteoth: land have shown a great deal of League were. pestponed. due to! Garver! ability in ‘the’ capacity of crack wet ‘grounds, ‘it: was. announced ee “4 - 2 |and Lollar now E,| oR: % by Paul’G. Albury,’ City Reerea- Gainesville 55 74.426 | Washingt 012; 0), On Copter, Gfoots. | senior, ‘ peso ERE : Gaines 55 74-426 | Washington 10 12 © has the. specialty of pass ‘receiv: : The.“ gamés*- have + bee i Detroit 713 2) |ing. His sturdy 15$ pound frame : . . scheduled for: Monday hight’ and COFFEE 4 Marrero, Haynes, Ferrick andl js capabte of going into the air for the Indepefidents. ‘and « SubRon —TRY A POUND TODAY—: Today's Games Guerra: Cain, Gray, White and| be autiful snaggs. Cooper and _ « : Four teams. playing the: first] AMERICAN LEAGUE | Swift, House jend James Baker, six foot two, - : : . game, Coca Cola and Nay: will 5 Boston at ‘ChicagotNison. (2. re oe 1180 pounds, have’ the weight be- (play ‘the ‘second game. ie’ firs 3) vs. Holeombe (8-9) | R. H. E.| hind them. to do some. expert me will start. ‘at. 7:30: Philadelphia ay ats Seuieccd NATIONAL LEAGUE | blocking and smashing. ' Other an r Big haere ae te OTT 411 0| candidates that fill out: the end Martin (8-4) vs. Pillette (6 Washington at Detroit—Starr | - Iceland.” ad a the year‘1, |New York 6 14 crew are Don Cfuz, fast 148 pound <a ihisaia (Ph, cox ri Staley, Brecheen, Bokelmann/ defensive. player. ‘Cruz stands pn "e ee ks (7-7) or Hutch-| ong Rice, Sheffing: Ki ve feet eleven inches. John-Car- ger 3 v kine Cleveland }cer, Jones and Westrum, s.| bongll, a freshman, is another one yrange wea | R. H. E.| of the ends that may develop into pat (6-7) vs. Garcia (17-8), | Chicago 0 3 2/one of the top pass snaggers. He EREAESE Brooklyn 1 9 .0| weighs 152.pounds.and is six feet NATIONAL LEAGUE | \Minner and Edwards; Branca| tall. Ralph’ White;. » sophomore Cincinnati at Boston—Fox (7- j and. Campanella. | that stands 5’9" has wonderful de- 10) vs. Sain (5-13). R. H. E,| fensive ability. Ralph Plamgia is Chicago at Brooklyn—Kelly | pittsburgh 5 11 0|a freshman ‘whose ‘height is 5°11”. (4-1) or Hatten (3-3) vs. Schmitz | philadelphia 1 2 1) He is another defensive player. (2-6) or Podbielan (1-2) 1 Diek r McCullough;} The. largest «and mostneeded St. Louis at New York—Brazle | thomps« id Wilber. || improvement. ‘the “ends could (8-1) vs. Corwin (4-0). | stand is to -be ableto- do some Pittsburgh at Philadelphia | hard blocking on ‘kles and be Pollet (4-10) or Queen (5-7) vs.| band Rehearsals re ebbuae Me maash te de: Church (13-8), | 7 fensive play. The end sttong ] ; |Announced Today | points on the squad are good pass ee Omen U.S: Nave Phas FLORIDA INTERNATIONAL 4 | receivers with plenty of height. | . alae “ ate: sd SO CAPTAIN C. C. ADELL, naval base commander, gives brief talk on importance of Na’ sports, Tampa at Miami Beach, 8:30, | Bandmaster Harold Casterson| at the same time, the hardest | 44, . P VY, Miami at St. Petersbur of the Key West High School } of all defenses ‘in football is ‘be- | | er presentation of sports trophies at U.S. Naval Station, Key West, Florida. Fort Lauderdale at Havana. | bands announced today that re-| ing run at County Beach. Pass |———— - i Bue 3 : 2 % defense, with the linesmen work- | shown by the boys thus far in A dry «water cours morn- ml ing on blocking, will surpass its | Z Lakeland at West Palm Beach, | hearsals will be “| Wednesday and " is known} U. S. Golf Association approv- : | S. 3 | training Latest developments | in. Arabie countr*es a wadi. ‘es the abolition of stymie rule. | Games This Week (5). unio, acne ee preclerdicace st tec a dea he | show that the Conchs, after their | petits alata paacnealianltarai MONDAY. ut 9 a.m. on t and thon are. either freshman or jlong layoff on the gridiron, will The peach was first grown in| The human heart alone is cap- 7:30—Independents vs. SubRon | the senior band at 10:30 a.m.’on| sophomores “and haven't the have a team of fine ability. |China, and named in Persia. able of laughter and of :tears. Four, first game. the same days. jequalling weight as the starters 9:30—Cocoa Cola vs. Navy, sec The band sic are pre-| The coaching. staff is now ond game. | school ret | optimistic due to the fine spirit Indian Out On Attempted Steal oat Campus or Career Key West's Largest Store throttled the Yankees 2-1 on three hits to increase the Indians’ American League Jead to three full games. we bound — The perfect faille suit for so many occasions, Trim, fitted jacket — with just the -suggestion of o 5 curve to thé hip-line; a es straight skirt that's. back j pleated for easy walking; and as a final note~hand- some, smoked pearl but- tons. Sizes 9-15, $17.95 of | Dost aide right of Fleas Make the Stére Of Fashion your one stop in out- | The sium. Bends fr fitting your child for school . . . Girl's Dresses from $2.98. A, : Sits peton seapet Ligier, Boy‘s Pants, Shirts, T-Shirts and underwear. : | easier to operate, And the New Shipment of Children’ Ss | beauty Henagh Seg — = } von’t or cra ex. weather-proo! THIS ASSORTMENT AS THER | Castom-made only, Come ARE MANY STYLES FROM WHICH TO TO CHOGRE " | Shee deter aoe. TOM SAWYER SHIRTS, | ors... brin, meas. | urements, So inexpensive! BRING THE CHILDREN IN TODAY FOR T-SHIRTS AND PANTS FOR BOYS = \ ey THEIR SCHOOL SHOE WARDROBE... e a : Ss | WE'LL FIT THEM WITH QUALITY SHOES ‘School | Shoes for Children . . : — | : : ») Wirephoto | Key West Venetian Blind Co. Shoe Department is Chuck Full of Good Long-Wear- H ——_——- APPELROUT#’s——____> ing Shoes for Boys and oe. All Styles, Al CLEVELAND INDIANS outfielder Dale Mitchell slides into sec- | AWNINGS - JALOUSIES Every Pair Guaranteed . At Popular Prices om, All I Colors ee nd base on an attempted steal in the Yankees-Indians game at | VENETIAN BLINDS ‘THE STORE OF FASHION A Chvpiend. New York shortstop Phil Rizzuto takes the. throw | CHAS. ARONOVITZ ™ DEPARTMENT - from Catcher Yogi Berra to make the out. Pitcher Bob Lemon | 123 Duval St. Call 1042 51] Duval Street Phone 174 STORE , BOVVATAAM

Other pages from this issue: