The Key West Citizen Newspaper, November 29, 1951, Page 3

| type of playing conditions ‘ the squad will face in Pan- | #ma where they play next, \ week. | @ real practice since their | and Paul and, from all ap. | pearances, the boys are far | from |in when they face Cristo- | bal is open for debate. | Sistant Couch Ed Beckman are | _ doubling between the football CAGE WORK OUTS CUTTING INTO CONCHS’ FOOTBALL PRACTICES; “MAY EXERCISE ON BEACH TODAY It's Double Trouble For Key West Goaches As Basketball Starts | Before Football Ends tough—because that’s the The Conchs hayen’t had last game against 8S Peter being dition the Conchs will be Both Coach Win Jones and As- | \local season of PGE abe Cristobal’s No Cream Puff! Here’s Their Record _ by Al Palmer Citizen Sports Editor |} Cristobal High 13 Junior College 0 If the weather permits |] Cristobal High 13. Balboa High 6 | 4 (and it better) the Conchs || CTistobal High 13) Alun 0 Cristobal High 13 Junior College 9 | will work : 6 ns ee ny Cristobal High 0 Balboa High 6 4 Beach this afternoon|| Cristobal High 13. Junior College i) where, it is hoped, the wet Cristobal High 20) Alumni 6 sand will make the . if Cristobal High 0 Alumni 6 oP) Crimobal High ? Key West High ? east in. fighting | —has been arrested in | trim, & j Scranton, Pennsylvania, and Basketball practices are | now ken seule, to, New “ebay York. | Catling ante football prac- Serota is wanted for ques- tice sessions and what con- tioning in connection with JACK K. BURKE Last Friday night Wicker’s St: dium, the Conchs of Key West High School brought to a close the first football in over two score yeasr. Many will agree that they had good season. I will go further a NEW CAGE ARREST NEW YORK. Nov. 23.— P)—Maphattan District At- torney Frank Hogan's office has announced a new arrest in connection with the col- lege basketball scandal. A 38-year-old alleged Brooklyn bookmaker—Joseph Serota having allegedly given a $2,- 000 bribe to former New York University basketball star Harvey (Connie) Srhaff for rigging a game lest New Year's Eve. Earlier this week. Srhaff started serving a six-month prison term for his part in other cage conspiracies. Carson-Arenth Tie The | WEATHERMAN Says: | Forecast Key West and Vicinity: Cloudy) }and cool with occasional rain to- }day, cloudy and cooler tonight. | Partly cloudy and rather cool Fri- |day, Winds should be moderate to | Oceasionally fresh northeasterly | both today and Friday. | Florida: Generally fair through except for considerable | cloudiness in the southeast and ex- | treme south with a few showers on | the lower east coast this afternoen jand early tonight. Cooler in the south and central portions and, slightly cooler in the north this afternoon and tonight. Continued rather cool Friday. Jacksonville through the Florida Straits: Moderate to fresh norther- ly winds through Friday. Conside:- able cloudiness with a few showers | this afternoon end tonight and | over the extreme south portion Fri- | day. East Gulf:. Moderate northerly, | winds through Friday except occas jionaliy fresh this afternoon and to- night. Mostly cloudy and a few) showers in the south this afternoon, | |ctherwise generally fair weather; | through Florida. |Report | Key West, Fla., Nov. 29, 1951 Observations taken at City Office $:00 A.M.. EST { Temperatures i | Mighest yesterday 82 | Lowest last night 72 | Mean a 77 Normal 72 Precipitation | Total last 24 hours Total this month | Excess this month | Total this year | Deficiency this year Relative Humidity e* 93% | Barometer (Sea Levei) 9:00 AM. 30.01 ins,—1016.3 mbs. Say that their record was exc ] BC B li ' “1h ‘ . . . 1o ao Jent, considering the obstacles they n 4 OW me V illiams Golis M iami HS Squad mae eo a.m had to hurdle. an" 7 > | Sunset 5:37 p.m, | The first was 2 practice field. /At Cor al Gables Lops Grid Poll xoowise 8:43 a.m When the - season Moonset. 7:21 p.m. practice was held MIAMI, Nov _Miami | MOON PHASE, NEW Barracks, but wh ; project became a , ‘dison High } o { were compelled to move el eek, has gain- Tides County Beach was aldwell’s 211.2 in the final High } shite. But this ‘didn't last, long ae ees 2 i. Sondwelnd tek | TOMORROW for everytime the boys hit the this week be ground, they would receive more | second straight} 43.99 em : ig a wounds from the stones, than from h has captured 10:16 eg $31 cag the ground itself. ranking | Red aia at Pe Finajy, they moved over next | to the High School Annex where ADDITIONAL TIDE DATA they have been for the balance of! | Reference Station: Key West the season. One thing that is wrong | nough exerc “| es Time of Height ol with this spot is that it is too small. | If two or * t Sixth, Jacksoovilia | son Tide high water Another reason is that there] Pe Lee Jacksonville Jack- | Babla Honda wasn’t any facilities or equipment | 4 aed will do some fishing sol ndo; Ninth, Vero | (bridge) oh 10m 8.0 ff made available for blocking or! M/ TO BROWNS SUR a B Lake Wales No Name Key tackling purposes. These machines ! ST. LOUIS, Nov. 28—(@ | ae end) —+2h 20m are a must on every football field —Marty Marion has signed a in the country today. A linesman| three-year contract as a TE ‘MPER. ATU RES | caiaee w Sandy Pe Pt) — 40m Citizen Staff Photo [or even a backfield man cannot player-coach for the St. ‘| learn the basic fundamentals of| Louis Browns. Marion was {T 7:30 A.M., EST | pesca end) ee 10m JONES these two functions “without some} released last Friday ‘as man- . $14 ft ie kind a mettahism to teach them. | t ardinals. | ‘orrections | field and the basketball court in ;y¢ seu machines were here the eased eS 331 to be subtracted. | an effort to get the football team / first of this past season, I would | the school has the right to the prop: iget | 4 34 (+)-—-Plus signi Corrections to jin trim and, at the same time, | wager that the Conchs v B a3f be added. whip up.a basketball squad good | heen undefeated this year s for the blocking and tackling Bi 27} — | enough to face what looks like a} The last is road ne ines, the cost is small. The Se- |p. 30; The Ptolemaic System was the | | tough season. have to get up ear ol can buy them. (They will 3 Re 32| ancient concept of the universe The vaccination situation | ing, board a bus, tr: 9 eight/have to eve lly} So why not Ss B 35: Proposed by the Greek astrono- | hasn't changed as yet. In all | hours, eat heals i try and|now? The knowledge learned from Ch 3, Hipparchus who lived about i probability the teem will be jhave very little rest. by ¢ achines will improve the See ce De gq! 130 B. C. It is named after Claud- ; | vaccinated in Panaraa as they jyou are dead tired. Muscles are |line play over 100 per cent Interesting Notes |i Pos 42/ 1US Ptolemy, a later astronomer, | | eave the plane. This arrange- tight, and the body is cramped.! On the road trips, it is up to the re Ft gi Whe popularized the system | ment will, no doubt, lead to a |All these things should be consid-| school authorities. ‘They are the : - ~ - | few sore arms when the cage ered when « team tries to play-) people to decide that question Ss y 2 45) —_—_—_ | team start their schedule. That is why they c function} Al of these suggestions come eV 44} News from Panama has it that | properly | from an old hand in the game who ni the ‘man to watch will be Harold} Those who are inte the | believes that, in the coming years L ai J) Manning, the 133-pound quarter- “ovhere woul ew k: ithe Conchs of Key West will be s Le 26' 4 | back who has been burning up | “Where vere we one of the most feared teams of 7 31! ’ seaso! a only ¥ opinion, D a lot of - i Big ei geting Hee Sdiaile at fin present time | ers up-state have the same feeling = 4 | mad in the mud and has piled up| 2€*t to Poinciana School. A lot of | So. when you speak of the record 4 ‘ mat ty fox. Cokalatals: |; work would have to be done on it {Of 1951 football, say it was excel- a ] | plenty of points fe istobel;sefore it could’be used next year, (lent, for naw you see the differ-|t = ‘ Ee - watch, ac- |DUt ityis there for use. I believe ences between good and excellent. | cave in _ \ cording to Ed Beckman. — _——— _ 41} / ul Whitlock. a lineman who, al i | Beckmen recalls, played stellar 34] | | football last year against ® . 28! 4 team Beckman coached. An- 39 4 other threat is Tommy Bryant 43) { | who, Beckman describes as be- 51] Telephone 51 ; ing “big, good and fast.” 47} : ; $ Theigame will definitely be 46 | Classified Advertisement Dept. Ais played with a white rubber ball. The Conchs will switch line- men around to Dieet the muddy condition. ‘At present their prac- tises will be accented with block- ing and tackling Serer According to. Beckman, Conchs looked. bad in the ‘block and tackle department in their game against SS Peter and Paul. They'll have to do a lot better against Panama.” 5 SCHEDULE OF BASEBALL GAMES LOANS BY MAIL! 31) Key West Liteon E) 4 out of 5 who ask fer a lean here—get it! Now you can get up to $300 entirely by mail. Just fill in coupon below . .. or phone. 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