The Key West Citizen Newspaper, November 2, 1951, Page 4

wwe: Waa > ~ ae 5.lUGlUCUWDD Friday, November 2, 195i. Page4 THE KEY WEST CITIZEN BARNEY GOOGLE AND SNUFFY SMITH TH’ HOOTIN’ HOLLER AW, SHUX-- DON'T GO OFF, ROLAND-- THINGS'LL BE POPPIN’ PURTY SOON BUG RACE WILL BE GITTIN' ONDERWAY ENNY DAY NOW THIS HICK TOWN (S TOO DULL FOR ME, CLOBBERHEAD-- (MW HEADING BACK {FOR POULTRY U. SSHOPPERS, CRICKETS, Lonig WORM SHORT WORMS, FAT gies, SKINNY WORMS » YOU'RE GOING TOO FAST! “TAIN'T SAFE! 4, ( DRIVER, SLOW DOWN! 2 !'VE GOT AN 2 HEY.~WHERE ya IDEA/ IM GOING GOIN’? THAT GUY YOU TO SLIP INTO BOPPED WILL BE HERE )\ SOMETHING ANY SEC WITH HIS ; SLINKY-» BEAGLE. OKAY, BUT MAKE IT BLACK’ You'Re SURE A SENOR, I FEAR iTS _{ NOT FAST ENOUGH To | fs , > BE SAFE. PULL IN YOUR JOMPANY? Lt. (ULPY) HEAD AND Lié DOWN FeniDICULOUS! I REFUSE) fi LL REPORT YOU TO THE A BULLET! IT WORKS INTHE vce.) THAT'S WHAT YOU HAVENT You SEEN A Gieu }i) A DOLLED TO THE TEETH U/l! UTTERLY SLAY THE HI JUDGE AND JURY 2 MAKE WITH THE CHARM SOTHIS GUY AND HIS LAWY FORGET TO SUE JUST THIS LETTER FROM THE OPERA ASSOCIATION-- THE SEASON OPENS TOMORROW NIGHT AND ARE RESERVING pares Syndicate, Inc. World oe IT'LL COST A LOT TO STAY [3 GLAD THEY DIDN'T A _MONTH-- ADDRESS THAT LETTER TO MY HOME = HANG THE EXPENSE uu ET'S STAY + THIMBLE THEATRE-—Starring Popeye TASTE ALUM AN’ IT PUCKERS YER LIPS. ee POPEYE, DO IT SHRINKS ‘EM! 4 YOu SUPPOSE . DRINKING ALUM WATER OVER WAS HAULED “THROUGH THIS TUNNEL YEARS AGO AND A GREAT DEAL OF IT WAS PILLEDs YUH SHO" BEAT THEM CYCLONES « AFTER ALL,WE HADN'T WON A GAME BEFORE copia OUR MASCOT... BUT AH GOT A HUNCH THAT BLACK CAT'S —~ [> GONNA BRING US MO’ GRIEF THAN A QUARANTINE SIGN ON TH’ CLUBHOUSE DOA PULL LEVER _2-A Fle DR. D ELIO COBO | Va * HOPE YOURE aati ee KNIGHT..,, teday-on charges of | ‘ bribes to shave points in | -thitee professional games. He’s the first suth official to be named, but! 32 dollege play- nh Teliable* source that one of the umpires in the current City League is making quite an issue out of my suggestion that cer professionals should be outlawed from’ the league. If he will re- member, I said that I was not originally given to me by one of the players of a civilian team. favorable Many have been made on the idea sin it has appeared in print, but dur- ing the last league meeting the was nothing done on it, so if the} league wants to let them play, it is their business. The fighting “Conchs” depart- ed from. Key West this morning via Greyhound; to Belle Glade, that I- have been able to gather, their opponents will be the roughest that the boys will meet this, season. If they are rougher than Seacrest, the team as a whole will be on for a very bad evening. A. large. delegation of loyal fans’ are planning to make the trip. It is hoped that all who can. travel will go up there and ~ | root. for our team. <t Ax old. saying goes, “Well, here: so go again.” Alabama over Ga. Better de- fense. Texas A&M over Arkansas. A} toss-up. | Southern Cal. over Army. Op-| ponent. weak. | Auburn over. La. Col. Improv-| Baylor over Texas Christian.| Either way. Princeton over Brown. Still) rolling. California over UCLA. In run-! ning. | Vahderbilt over Chattanooga. | Offensively better. Wake Forest over, Weak opponent. Holy Cross over Colgate. Cru- saders marching. Clemson. } Columbia over Cornell. Little! better. Ga. Tech over Duke. Jackets stinging. { Hiinois over Michigan. Smeli-| ing roses. Wisconsin over Indiana. Bad- | gers. building. Miami over Kentucky. Better \ backfield. “L. S. Us over Mississippi. Tigers | hot. 1 | ~ Maryland over Miss. Better at Split “T”. Migs. State over Tulane. More! reserves. i Notte Dame over Navy. Ole Spirit. Oklahoma over Kansas State.! Experienced now. Tenn. over No. Carolina. Title: bound. Ohio State over Northwestern. About even. \ Purdue over Penn. State. At; home. Hl Rice over Pittsburgh. Better all the way. S.-M, U. over Texas, Upset. Stanford over Washington State. Close one. w > oeno a The newly-born kahgaroo is only | about’ an inch long and is semi- tratisparent as an earthworm. WHATEVER YOUR NEEDS IN THE LINE OF Children’s TOYS COME TO THE TROPICAL TRADER 718 Duval St. been! of } | GREENWOOD LED y ofl 5.0 FOR FIRST in, ers have been jimphitated. lof 5 to 0 for six three more runs crossed the plate. | Strand Theater . 52 |. For the Cards, Brown hit thtée | Brooks Stars . 42 safely, Campbell hit two godéd) Havana Air Fly: 5 ee doubles and David, Moton, ea¢h| Befny’s Cafeteria oe Ae ‘hit two safely. Nav. Sta. Cards ............ 3. 5 For Brooks, Roberts hit tWo| Gulfstream F. Store .....1 6 The Beneh has learned from al tain backing any team, the idea was) 7¢ Florida. From what information| igor Yin eraesmae i | h 7 Cosal Relief Hurling By Alce mavak New York, (Pj—In a. surprise air raid drill 15,000 employes at the Metropolitan Life Insurance Co. here got to shelter areas in 11 minutes. SIX INNINGS Last night the Cards had. the Brooks Stars whipped by a scote innings, but os Greenwood got. wild: and walked | 15. one-third inding, off Lazor 0, off three and hit one, then Hahems | Gallegeee, 13 nite ard in, 8 in i 5 i and no oul . doubled to right and cleaned the "Sous. Gallagher; loser bases. The other run seored on an Rhodes; time 2:20; umpires Rod infield out. e figuez at the plate and Acevedo In the eighth, Rhodes pitehed for | on bases. Cards and got the first out, bat McIntoch hit a singie, Smith a double, and Brown doubled asd STANDING OF THE LEAGUE Clubs— W. L. Avg doubles and Brown hit a single and a. double, Games scheduled for tonight. In the field, David, Brown,| 7:45 p. m., Benny’s Cafeteria vs. Campbell and Joyner starred for | Strand Theater. the Cards and MeIntoch, Smith,| The fans can notice by the an for the winners. Standings that if Benny's win they will be a half game from _ first R. H. B, | place, The Strand may start Mead .- 5 13:6 {or and Roberts will ¢ and Star: .. 1.7 3) Bennie’s may be Macias, who has | Greenwood, Rhodes, Lazar, jvon two games and lost none and and Campbell; W. Gallagher, Alee | Sanchez receiving. and MelIntoch. : Two base hit Dean, Brown,} ‘Sunday at 1 p. m. — Gulfstream | Smith, Roberts 2, Campbell 2, Mo-| ys, Brooks Stars. | ton 1. Sunday at 3:30 p. m. — Benny's | Stolen bases: MeIntoch, Brown, | Cafeteria vs. Strand Theater ifice hits: David, and Muse. Struck out by: Gallagher 7, Alce nwood 7, Lazar 0. Gallagher 1, Greenwood 0, Lazor 1, Rhodes 0. 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